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As always, if anyone has any other terms they would like to contribute, or if you make a post of your own ideas, please let me know and I will make a master post to link them all together. This weeks post are more officially recognized terms. But, they are still not official terms by any means. 17. Mori Boy Mori Boy is the male variation of the Mori Girl style. The style can contain any variation of Mori Girl influences, and ranges from ethereal, to cool, to just plain mountain man. The…

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Fairy Kei (フェアリー系) is a Japanese fashion based on children's popculture from the 80s. As the name suggests, it is characterized by a pastel color palette as well as a fluffy or floaty appearance. When not refering to the fashion on its own, the term "fancy" (ファンシー) is commonly used within Japan to describe its nostalgic aesthetic. Fairy Kei visuals include: Conversation hearts Cotton candy Rainbows Unicorns Milkshakes Confetti Polkadots Balloons Vinyl record Rollerblades 80's & 90's toys…

(This post was updated in December 2018.) In previous posts, I have talked about the differences between Mori Girl and two of its close cousins, Natural Kei and Dolly Kei. In this post, I'll talk about the final style in this series, Cult Party Kei. Cult Party Kei's silhouette consists of pastel colors, lots of layers, lacey and flowing vintage sheer covers, vintage pajamas, red accents, platform shoes, handmade accessories, tattoo tights or other wild types of tights, and often teddy bears…