Hey lolitas, need a last minute Halloween costume? That's not very OTT of you, but I get it.
Why not dress up as another lolita, one with a consistent(ly bad) coording style?
That's right, this is the one and only guide to dressing up as me for Halloween! I have no idea why anyone would want to dress as a total unknown, but it's your choice, and I respect that.
For a scarce handful of days, I thought I was done with this topic.
Then my senses returned. I can never shut up.
With that, welcome to the second installment in the lolita color theory series! This time, I'm going to go into a little more depth about three topics: color schemes, color matching, and why sweet prints in black colorways are difficult.
Reading the previous installment is a nice bonus, but this post should be understandable regardless.
Okay, this is a real one.
Color theory is often espoused as one of the keys to personal style. You might be familiar with one of a variety of color seasons systems, which lives alongside Kibbe types and somatotypes in the realm of aesthetic astrology (although medical astrology did historically have an aesthetic element).