Gyaru is a Japanese subculture that includes fashion, makeup and lifestyle that was born during the early 90s with school girls from Shibuya, Tokyo. As far as we know, Gyaru didn’t start as anti-system movement or anything super well thought, but thanks to all the things they did, its grow and the impact they had, […]

Hi, Gals! ♡ Today’s just a casual blog about my recent gets. I actually was supposed to not order that much but at the end I finished ordering a lot of stuff and I don’t regret nothing. Oopsie! I actually wanted to share my look for the third week of the Himekaji Coordinate Challenge but […]

Hi, gals! ♡ Back here with a new catalogue. This time from Tralala and Liz Lisa Doll, two casual street wear sub-brands from Liz Lisa. Both don’t exist anymore sadly, but their collections were really cool!   As an introduction for this post, Liz Lisa Doll was a sub-brand whose audience was highschool girls. That’s why they […]

Chaossu! Part 2 of this blog post about the Gyaru life. In the first part I talked about my personal experience and how I live my Gyaru life, however this can be pretty much different from gal to gal, there are a lot of things that can be part of our lives as gals, so […]

Esta cuarentena ha sido un oportunidad increíble para que todos en la comunidad Gyaru nos unamos, conversemos y tengamos proyectos juntos para manteneros conectados. Y gran parte de eso ha sido gracias al server en Discord en han estado trabajando y todos estamos más que activos con video llamadas, foros e incluso retos en las […]

Week three of the Himekaji Coordinate Challenge and this time the we had to do a co*de using a dark color palette so once I read that I was like: This is my moment! I don’t usually wear black for Himekaji but I LOVE black, it’s my favorite color and I have tones of black […]

So~ Caly started her blog not so long ago and that’s super good news because with that she’s also scanning her magazines and making videos! How cool is that?! So this time I collabed with her to bring you a review of the second volume of the Soul Sister Magazine. \(^ヮ^)/ So you may be asking, […]

So~ Caly started her blog not so long ago and that’s super good news because with that she’s also scanning her magazines and making videos! How cool is that?! So this time I collabed with her to bring you a review of the second volume of the Soul Sister Magazine. \(^ヮ^)/ So you may be asking, […]

Gyaru is a Japanese subculture that includes fashion, makeup and lifestyle that was born during the early 90s with school girls from Shibuya, Tokyo. As far as we know, Gyaru didn’t start as anti-system movement or anything super well thought, but thanks to all the things they did, its grow and the impact they had, […]

Gyaru is a Japanese subculture that includes fashion, makeup and lifestyle that was born during the early 90s with school girls from Shibuya, Tokyo. As far as we know, Gyaru didn’t start as anti-system movement or anything super well thought, but thanks to all the things they did, its grow and the impact they had, […]

Hi, Gals! ♡ Today’s just a casual blog about my recent gets. I actually was supposed to not order that much but at the end I finished ordering a lot of stuff and I don’t regret nothing. Oopsie! I actually wanted to share my look for the third week of the Himekaji Coordinate Challenge but […]

Hi, Gals! ♡ Today’s just a casual blog about my recent gets. I actually was supposed to not order that much but at the end I finished ordering a lot of stuff and I don’t regret nothing. Oopsie! I actually wanted to share my look for the third week of the Himekaji Coordinate Challenge but […]

Esta cuarentena ha sido un oportunidad increíble para que todos en la comunidad Gyaru nos unamos, conversemos y tengamos proyectos juntos para manteneros conectados. Y gran parte de eso ha sido gracias al server en Discord en han estado trabajando y todos estamos más que activos con video llamadas, foros e incluso retos en las […]

Gyaru is a Japanese subculture that includes fashion, makeup and lifestyle that was born during the early 90s with school girls from Shibuya, Tokyo. As far as we know, Gyaru didn’t start as anti-system movement or anything super well thought, but thanks to all the things they did, its grow and the impact they had, […]