LOLITA IN WONDERLAND 2

Lolita in Wonderland was a great success. The event was

held at the Resistance Gallery in the East End of London

to celebrate the passion for the Japanese fashion trend 

of Gothic Lolita style by many people within the UK that

 enjoy this extremely visual and beautiful fashion trend 

that ironically takes its inspiration from European and 

historic culture. Many of the key and major brands that 

produce these amazing items of visually colourful styles 

have European names. Saying them in English however

when in Japan causes many issues with being understood 

as many young Japanese teenagers pronounce these

European names differently to us westerners but the main

issue here is that we all share the same passion for this

beautiful fashion trend regardless of our geographical

placements or our native language. We all love EGL

Model Alex "Boykitten" Ramsay. The event organizer

and fan of the Gothic Lolita fashion trend.

Two Sweet Lolita fans with the same dress. One of the 

big things about this trend is brand identity and its prints.

Usually around the bottom of a dress or skirt is an original

print. These can often be cute items from a tea party.

There's nothing more sweet than pretty shoes on your feet.

Fashion designer Miwa Vicari from Princess Miwary

I've always been a fan of her designs and her style

A good example of Kodona style Lolita, where a woman

will dress in a masculine Dandy style. 

Some of the girls that dressed up in Gothic Lolita style

Classic and popular Seifuku style of Japanese high School

uniform that has also become a fashion trend.

A good example of fetish style also enjoyed by many 

Japanese teenagers who enjoy strong visual styles.

Random picture you think but it's actually one of the 

art exhibits at the Resistance Gallery Lolita event

Two British teenagers very much into Sweet Lolita style

London teenager Jess in one of the most popular styles

of Sweet Lolita fashion using voluminous wigs