This is the last themed week. I kept this one for last because it is (in my opinion and based on research) the hardest to pull off successfully and still look Lolita. That being said it is REALLY hard to find well done Ero Lolitas so this week will feature some outfits that have a hint towards Lolita but may not be 100% Lolita. There will be some that are NO DOUBT Lolita.
So What is Ero Lolita? Ero is short for Erotic Lolita. Compared to many modern day styles though this is still a fairly modest style. That means do not just put on as few of cloths as possible and call it Ero Lolita! This style is the closest to a fetish style as Lolita tends to get. There are corsets, leather, hoop skirts with no cloth, ect. Skirt can be shorter than normal but still not too short. This isn't "mini-skirt" Lolita. The skirts can just be a bit shorter, as in a couple inches above the knee. This isn't a style beginners to Lolita usually get right but can be fun to explore/toy with.
Hair is a bit of a free for all as long as it still falls into some sort of Lolita-esque style. It can be a little messy as long as it is purposeful messiness. Makeup can be a bit more mature, thick, or exploratory with this style but, unless your outfit has a particular theme, shouldn't be over the top!
Okay, now here are some examples! I hope you all feel some urge to explore Lolita a bit farther and are inspired by this week. ^_^
So What is Ero Lolita? Ero is short for Erotic Lolita. Compared to many modern day styles though this is still a fairly modest style. That means do not just put on as few of cloths as possible and call it Ero Lolita! This style is the closest to a fetish style as Lolita tends to get. There are corsets, leather, hoop skirts with no cloth, ect. Skirt can be shorter than normal but still not too short. This isn't "mini-skirt" Lolita. The skirts can just be a bit shorter, as in a couple inches above the knee. This isn't a style beginners to Lolita usually get right but can be fun to explore/toy with.
Hair is a bit of a free for all as long as it still falls into some sort of Lolita-esque style. It can be a little messy as long as it is purposeful messiness. Makeup can be a bit more mature, thick, or exploratory with this style but, unless your outfit has a particular theme, shouldn't be over the top!
Okay, now here are some examples! I hope you all feel some urge to explore Lolita a bit farther and are inspired by this week. ^_^
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