Shirt Gyaru outfit from June 2013

Ah, the shirt outfit. Is she wearing shorts? Isn't she?

This casual outfit uses the flowers in the Gouk shirt and is accessorized with pink.

gouK top, short shorts, resale fashion

Charm I made out of a Hello Kitty I received with Sanrio.com purchase, long ago. ( Small for my phone charms as Sweet Louilita will attest to.)

And on that Hello Kitty note, a note that gets played almost daily, I will show you three various outfits with the shirt from gouK that I have modeled on stage before. Sakura sugoi~>

First up is Hello Kitty leggings from Japan L.A. x Hello Kitty, scarf from the streets ( give away bag on lawn, second hand is a theme in all these outfits), and handcuff necklace from 6% dokidoki, with Top Knot hair. I used the red scarf to disperse the red colour in the leggings. I was at a 2nd hand shop trying on some shorts, and liked their dressing room.

Shirt gyaru!

I have several blogs about Liz Lisa and the gyaru style. But with most fashion movements, and art, the acceptable styles are quite broad and all encompassing. Luckily for many, that allows our creativeness to fly free.

Here is my Boyfriend shirt style gyaru look.

Saloppette Faturday and Funday in October

It was a busy weekend in October, so to encourage myself, I wore a Quick-like-a-Bunny outfit. On Faturday, someone made and shared Star Wars ginger cookies at the meeting!

Nighto with Naoto

Last Monday, my brother, I and friends spent quality time with Hirooka Naoto, the creator and designer of hNAOTO. He was in San Francisco for a few hours after a week in Atlanta for AWA convention. Obviously, I was excited to see him, but it was 'hisashiburi,' it had been a while, since he was in SF. The SF Naoto shop, in New People building, held a miniature party in the evening. As usual they showcased the newest items, and buying $100+ gets an autographed photograph with Naoto-san. (Sometimes I refer to Naoto-san as Father Na because Na Otousan sounds similar.)

President of New People, Inc. & Naoto-san. Photograph: Raymond W. Doan

The evening began with a drive down to San Francisco. Amazingly we did not encounter much traffic although we drove between 4-5:30pm. But we passed 2 remnants of accidents as well as another huge just-happened accident. The police car and ambulance were trying to get past full lanes on the Bay Bridge. I tried to move right, but there was no where to go. I still remember years ago, we were stuck on the Bay Bridge with some terrible traffic wondering what was the matter. We passed by a smoked-out totally burnt, still-burning white van. It was awful.

Moving on, we arrived at Japantown ~5:30, and went to use the facilities. I had to pin in my headdress, and adjust my outfit. Met up with Crystal M. to have dinner before heading over to the Naoto party. (There was food at the party though!) We ate at Kushi Sushi.

More details on food blog.

Around 7pm, we headed to the facilities, again, and then to the Naoto shop. There were many familiar faces there, and I got caught up in chatting with friends and friend-clerks alike. Father Na came over, waved, and said, "Hi, Cupkeiki." Inside I Kya-ed. Outside I waved enthusiastically. As usual I checked out all the new items in the shop. There were many.

Dokuro-tions~> Photograph: Raymond W. Doan

Beautiful hat, Gramm?

Yes, Father Na himself often shops with you, like a good shop boy.

Photograph: Raymond W. Doan

My Outfit:

Hairpiece and Cardigan: Me

Hair bow: Dolldelight

Handbag: gouK

Dress: Frill

Scrunchie: Gramm

Necklaces: Frill, Hangry & Angry

Stockings: Forever 21

Shoes: Payless