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aesthetic-otd · 6 months

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Today's aesthetic is ouji

#aesthetic #aesthetic blog #aesthetics #aesthetic otd #aesthetics blog #aesthetic community #aesthetic blogs #ouji #ouji lolita #ouji fashion #dandy #dandy fashion #boystyle #boystyle lolita

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sophisticatedpjparty · 1 year

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The main cast of Omori as J-fashions: Day 1

Sunny - Ouji (Prince style/boystyle lolita fashion)

#original art #art #anime #my art #manga #fanart #omori #omori sunny #sunny omori #omori game #omori fanart #omori omori #ouji #ouji lolita #ouji fashion #boystyle lolita #kawaii #j-fashion #j fashion

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plasticsweets · 9 months

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Frederick Umbrella, Innocent World

#innocent world #oldschool lolita #egl fashion #alice in wonderland #gothic lolita #classic lolita #ouji #boystyle #kawaii #harajuku fashion #jfashion

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jaxalope · 6 months

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doing some ouji style outfits :3

#ouji fashion #ouji lolita #artists on tumblr #trans artist #boystyle #visual kei #ouji #art wip

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yuri-is-online · 3 months

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Love how we're both back on our ace shit at the same time <3. Also, I'm getting back into writing (just working on short stories before I get into fanfiction, and am very quickly realizing my flaws T-T) and I'm thinking about working on an 80s aduecyuu au. Yuu and deuce are punk because I'm punk 😗 but for a wider audience I'm thinking of making yuu grunge or hardcore? Something a bit more neutral. Don't know what Ace will be yet. He might get to be generic the 80s asshole jock 😍. Somebody gotta do it ace <3. But Grimm will be a weird ass cat who seems to have way too much of an attitude and seems a little too human?

But yeah. The au is just 3 idoit doing stupid shit, sharing a braincell, trying to figure out where the line between friendship and queer throuple is while trying to ignore the impending scene of dread because a lot of weird shit™ keeps happening in the background.

Also cater will show up at sometime. Don't know when. Don't know where. But by God I will make it happen, and he will be the skaterboy we all know he is.

Idk if lolitas existed in the 80s but if they did I'll make riddle ouji lolita for you ❤ or atleast ouji lolita adjacent

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! GO YOU! MAKE SURE TO TAG ME WHEN YOU DO!! I promise to be only a little unhinged in your comments.

That's the thing about writing. The more you do it the more you realize what you're bad at but that's not always a bad thing. You can't improve on what you don't know needs improving.

Don't pressure yourself to make Yuu grunge or hard-core for wider appeal. I think all twst writers put a little bit of themselves into their povs, so if you know punk the story will probably be a lot easier to write since that's you! (If you wanted them to be different than Deuce and Ace I'd vote trad goth. That style goes so fucking hard and so does their music bauhaus my beloved. Also i guess kind of fits with Ramshackle?) Is this meant to be a sort of classic horror vibes? Because I dig it. I think Stranger Things did us all a disservice by sucking ass and making people think 80s horror should die because it became too mainstream :/

I'm going to put my unhinged rambling about lolita under the cut but oh my God you don't have to do that I'm so grateful you thought to though I've got such a big smile on my face rn cccc;

OK so to make a very long thing short, yes lolita did exist in the 1980s but it didn't really look like anything it does today. It was pretty much all handmade, and though the first brands were around we have no idea what their peices looked like since the fashion wasn't really widely worn or photographed until the 1990s. It didn't even have its name until the 90s. Lolita as it exists today is very much a 90s/early 2000s fashion which is honestly wild to me. As for ouji, it pretty much grew alongside Lolita so that would also be a no go.

Given Riddle's backstory I can't really see him as an 80s lolita. He doesn't seem like the sewing type to me... but there is this one brand that helped influence Lolita fashion called PINK HOUSE that was stupid popular in Japan in the 80s. I'll link you to this blogspot article which is both about the brand and the misconception in English speaking spaces about the term "natural kei" but I think it suits Riddle if you wanted to give him a lolita like vibe. The tl;dr of the article is that it PINK HOUSE and it's original designer Kaneko was a staple in 80s fashion in Japan, and is referred to as just PINK HOUSE or Kaneko fashion. As it lacks the community or aesthetic of kei fashions or lolita it is not considered a part of those groups... which does sort of fit Riddle in a way as his mother isolates him from both 💀

#<3 asks #twisted wonderland #when i first got into lolita i remeber seeing people argue?#about the term ouji vs the term boystyle #because most people in english speaking places called it boystyle? but i dont fully remember why #hmmm if i had to point to anyone in the cast who would be an 80s lolita I'm almost tempted to say rook #i can see him making his own clothes #i once wrote a male yandere who wore skirts specifically so he could keep more knives on him and i can see rook sharing that logic #gl with your writing friend i hope you have fun with it!!!

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fuckyeahkailan · 6 months

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I need to find more egl/kodona/ouji with colourful accessories

I love when they have a nice decora feel hehe

#harajuku #street snaps #tokyo fashion #egl #harajuku kei #elegant goth style #elegant gothic lolita style #elegant goth lolita #kodona #ouji #kodona boystyle #kodona kei #goth kodona #gothic kodona #ouji kei #goth ouji #ouji lolita #ouji fashion

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ephemeral-lace · 2 years

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Every day we introduce fashionable people who gather at Oji Kode Harajuku Intercultural Club, where echarpes and corsages give a noble impression !

Devi (From Osaka Prefecture) Anges et DemonsDesigner・156cm Today's fashion theme: Black x Blue prince fashion Corsage ・ Anges et Demons Blouse ・ Innocent World Vest ・ ALICE and the PIRATES Twitter @aed_devi Instagram ・ anges.et.demons

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arcticarthropod · 1 year

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this is my latest d&d character Anryth. hes a dainty little Anadi prince. his real form is the spider but he can look human if he wants.

hes a delicate little flower who wants to love the world and be soft and sweet but hes also a talented dance bard so dont get on his bad side!

Spider img http://web.stanford.edu/~siegelr/insects/jumpingspider.html

#ouji #boystyle #lolita #d&d #pathfinder #anadi #bard

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emsleyanbluejay · 5 months

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apparently controversial opinion: boys can wear lolita and girls can wear boystyle

#Blue Jay Chirps #like it doesn’t stop being lolita/boystyle just because the “wrong” gender is wearing it #put your boys in hime lolita!#put your girls in ouji boystyle!#i promise nothing bad will happen

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keketar · 2 years

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It’s dapper boy time again! Someday I will wear ouji to a meetup again. But for now I will keep wearing it on off days. I just get really excited and want to wear my ouji coords as soon as everything arrives. 🥺 #ouji #oujifashion #egl #eglfashion #eglcommunity #jfashion #atelierboz #mihomatsuda #sheglit #putumayo #lolita #lolitafashion #harajukufashion #boystyle #pdxlolita #pdxlolitas https://www.instagram.com/p/CiTMv8VPqWQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#ouji #oujifashion #egl #eglfashion #eglcommunity #jfashion #atelierboz #mihomatsuda #sheglit #putumayo #lolita #lolitafashion #harajukufashion #boystyle #pdxlolita #pdxlolitas

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apolloendymion · 1 year

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does anybody know where i can get some ouji/boystyle/aristocrat lolita that isn't in black or neutrals :/

#just cause I'm transmasc doesn't mean i want to leave colors behind smh #ouji #lolita #boystyle #egl #ega

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bunai-codepink · 1 year

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everyday i hold onto my knowledge of lolita, yume kawaii, and gurokawa fashion and aesthetics

and everyday i get closer to drawing one of the boys in outfits that fit the criteria

#codepink.txt #sdj #mdhm #john doe game #you nEED to hear me out. but doe would be a gurokawa type.#JACK IS OUJI LOLITA YOU CANNOT CHANGE MY MIND AT ALL #still trying to think of something for alan #probably gothic lolita?#OOO OR BOYSTYLE #i'm sorry for being chatty i'm just very owo about this concept #i hold firm belief that dude's can wear nice things that AREN'T limited to suits and ties #and i'll die on that hill

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outergoddess · 6 months

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𓂃 ⏝ ི ᧔ ♡ ྇᧓ Oujilita

A gender related to enjoying both ouji & lolita fashion, wearing both, or generally dressing as both (Kodona/Boystyle, etc)

* IDs to be added at a later date.

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fuckyeahkailan · 8 months

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classic

lolita x goth (๑✧ ³✧) ♥ (⌐■_■)

#jingu bashi #lolita #egl #sweet lolita #kodona #kodona boystyle #goth kodona

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ephemeral-lace · 1 year

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Elegant prince style with flared jacket and pants Daily introductions of fashionable people who gather at "Salon de Noel"!

Aren (From Osaka, living in Tokyo) 29 years old, adult, 180cm Today's fashion theme - Prince Jacket, pants ☸ ALICE and the PIRATES Blouse, corset ☸ NA＋H

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42lolita · 1 year

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Guide To Ouji Fashion For Beginners: Dos And Don’ts

Boystyle (ボーイスタイル), also referred to as Ouji (王子) in pop culture is a fashion style that is frequently associated with lolita fashion. Although it is not Lolita style per se, it is more of a masculine counterpart of the fashion style. It shares many of the aesthetic elements of the Lolita style. If you are a Lolita fan, you are bound to fall in love with the Ouji fashion, also called Kodona Fashion.

The Ouji fashion follows its rules and can be pretty different from the Lolita fashion. Given that the word "ouji" means "prince," it contrasts with the princess-inspired Lolita aesthetic. However, this is just a brief overview of the world of Ouji fashion. Keep reading to dive deep into the beautiful world of Ouji Lolita fashion!

A Short Introduction To Ouji Fashion

The Ouji fashion is a Japanese trend frequently considered the Lolita fashion’s masculine counterpart. Don't mistake it for a sub-style, though; it is a full-fledged fashion item in itself. Since “Ouji” means prince in Japanese, you may think of it as the male Lolita fashion or even as the “Prince” to the Lolita fashion’s “princess.”

The primary distinction between the Ouji look and its feminine counterpart is the use of pants rather than skirts. The Victorian clothing style has also had an impact on the pants, which come in a variety of lengths. Vests and blouses will go with them. Most outfits may pair a waistcoat with it to complete the look.

So a typical Ouji outfit consists of the following: a blouse, pants, a vest or a jacket, shoes, socks, and, if desired, a hat. When you put these together to create an Ouji coordinate, it should look masculine yet elegant. A vital factor to note is that, although it’s supposed to be "masculine" fashion, anyone –regardless of gender- can wear it.

Types Of Ouji Fashion Style

There are numerous sub styles and themes for Ouji fashion. It has the same three primary substyles as Lolita: classic, sweet, and gothic. However, there is a lot more overlap between these sub-styles, which aren’t as clearly defined. Even so, let’s look at the different types of Ouji fashion styles -

1. Sweet Ouji

The sweet Ouji style refers to more adorable, youthful, and innocent coordination. This style adheres to some of the same guidelines as Sweet Lolita, a sub-style of the Lolita fashion. But this style has a lot more of a “Shota” or young boy vibe.

People who wear this style often pair it with a cute Lolita to twin with them. Some common themes or motifs are school-style, circus, sailor, and white rabbits. There aren’t many hard and fast rules for the set.

But generally, the outfit should include a blouse with ruffles. The pant length will depend on the person’s tastes, but pumpkin or puffed ones are more common. Other common elements include cropped or high-waisted vests, ribbon neck bows, mini crowns, or mini hats.

2. Classic Ouji

The emphasis on elegance and a refined air characterize classic Ouji. This substyle has a more traditional “Princely” feeling. It is more sophisticated than sweet—most Ouji that aren't overly sweet or gothic fall within the classic Ouji substyle. The whole coordination should give off a refined and more mature vibe.

People who practice this style frequently wear boots. They also have specific buttons and structures for the jacket to be considered Classic Ouji, and even the pockets are unique.

The Classic Ouji fashion follows a significant historical influence. The typical elements of this style include – knee-length or longer pants, full-sized bicorn, tricorn or cavalier hats, waist-length or longer vests and jackets, and elegant jabots or neck-bows. The most common themes or motifs can be military, pirate, or royalty.

3. Gothic Ouji

Gothic Ouji exudes a sense of darkness that can take the form of opulent decadence, distressed decay, or a simple, angular design. Generally, Gothic Oujis favor darker color schemes, makeup, patterns, and fashion—people who follow this outfit typically twin with the Gothic Lolitas.

To perfect the Gothic Ouji look, you must have a lot of specific details, just like the two styles mentioned above. The buttons, bows, and pockets should follow the particular Ouji rules. This Ouji style often gets inspiration from Visual-Kei elements such as big hair, platform boots, and flamboyance. The most common aspect of this Ouji style is the color black.

The outfit features jewel tones like navy or Bordeaux to contrast the black. The Ouji style also uses a lot of textures instead of colors, such as jacquard, velvet, or distressed fabric. Another common element is capes and overskirts made from long flowing fabric. The most common themes include vampires, priests, and crosses.

5 Simple Dos And Don’ts about Ouji Fashion You Should Know About

If you are a beginner in Ouji fashion, there may be various elements of this fashion world that you may want to know before delving deeper. Mainly because many people tend to confuse Ouji fashion with Lolita fashion, the more widely recognized fashion style of the two.

So we bring you some simple dos and don’ts in Ouji fashion that you should keep in mind as a beginner.

1. Ruffled Blouse Over Plain Blouse

When you are doing an Ouji look, plain button-ups work fine. But when you pair them with a jacket or vest with a longer neck, the simple button-up can look a bit too simple. So you may opt for a more extravagant and frilly shirt that brings detail to the neck. Ruffles, jabots, neck bows, lace, and big collars are some details that favor the Ouji style.

2. Pants Define The Ouji Look

Pants are one of the essential elements of the Ouji look, as they are the main element that set the style apart from Lolita. Shorts and knickerbockers are the most common styles and lengths of pants that bring the Ouji vibe to an outfit.

Pants will also determine your Ouji style for the day. Long pants work best if you want a gothic and mature look.

3. Accessorize A You Want

When it comes to accessories, only the sky is the limit for you. Simply play around with it. If you already have a lot of Lolita accessories or other gothic ones, they may also complement the Ouji style. Some of the most common accessories in Ouji fashion are ties, bowties, jabots, lace, pocket watches, waist chain, etc.

4. Invest In Real Top Hats

Hats are most probably the most common element of the Ouji look. The two hat types most frequently seen in the style are top hats (mini or not) and tricorns (mini or not). Nevertheless, wearing newsboy hats and bowlers is also possible.

It’s best to avoid buying costume hats when you’re out shopping for hats. Authentic top hats look much better and aren’t even that expensive. Please note that if you buy these hats internationally, the shipping fee usually will be very high as the hats will involve volumetric weight.

5. Try Not To Look Too Casual

In the Ouji style, it’s best to avoid looking "too casual." Simply pairing a button-up with shorts or capris does not look boyish. Such an outfit seems uninspired and boring. Adding a few small accessories allows you to turn even the most basic style into something more attractive.

Conclusion

For everyone starting their Ouji journey, the new terminologies and overlapping substyles can be a bit overwhelming. So for all the beginners out there, we share a guide to Ouji fashion in this article.

I hope it has helped you start your journey with a clear idea of the beautiful world of Ouji fashion. Thanks for reading up till now.

#ouji lolita #42lolita #ouji fashion #ouji #male Lolita

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