June is a time where many students graduate from school! Regardless of if you are still currently studying or if you have already graduated, it’s definitely a time of year that brings up nostalgia and reflection. For the optional prompt, we asked the bloggers to think about the concept of graduation and how it may relate to the clothes they wear.
Avina-kei - Bibliotheca Vol. 3: Graduation
Avina explores how their style has evolved away from lolita fashion, as well the nature of fashion labels and overcoming them.
Cupcake Kamisama - What do J-fashion graduates get?
For many, J-fashion is a life-long love. Others may grow out of it or change styles. For those that choose to leave the fashion, what skills and abilities do they leave with?
Deariedawn - It’s Graduation Season! Wearing J-fashion in college? “Graduating” from a style?
Dearie Dawn shares her graduation coord and talks about wearing J-fashion to school! She also discusses the different fashions she has participated in, and gives out advice for younger J-fashion wearers.
Idontknowmuchbutimlearning - Bibliotheca June Prompt: Graduation
Kathryn discusses continuing to wear J-fashion as upi age, and provides some examples of older individuals wearing mori-kei!
Josine Maaike - Why lolita fashion has been a lasting love for me❤️
Josine has been in lolita fashion for 14 years and has no plans to stop - read on to discover how she discovered the fashion and how her life has been influenced by it.
Mahou Queen - Bibliotheca: Graduation
Mahou Queen takes us through her J-fashion journey and explores the various fashions she has participated in, and how she found confidence in the way she dresses now. (cw: body image, health/mental health)
Pretty Princess Club - Graduating from Fashion?
The pressure to follow “the rules” of lolita is very real, and it takes time to overcome the mentality that all lolitas need to follow them. Nif discusses how the way she views lolita fashion has changed with time to be more open and inclusive, and how she has found joy in creatively expressing herself.