(The ranking is based on the results as Feb. They all have one thing in common - they’re considered the best live bands of all time, based on the votes of the Ranker community. So which shows will give you the most bang for your buck? Some of the artists on this list are no longer with us, some have already performed their swan song and others are still touring the world. One study, published in the journal Psychology of Music, found that people who regularly attend musical performances have a higher feeling of well-being than those who don’t. Plus, going to concerts is linked to a range of health benefits. No matter how many thousands of other people are in the crowd, it can feel like they’re performing just for you. Great if you’re trying to do gyaru on a budget! You might have to do a bit of digging to find something in their clothes range but their shoe range is amazing.For music lovers, nothing beats seeing your favorite band on stage. Not a shop that I’ve bought from before, but a shop that some of my QueenE gals regularly buy from and I had to include it because everything is so darn cheap. The quality is pretty good, too! I used to buy a lot from there when I first started getting into himekaji. Miss Selfridge often releases items that are really good for himekaji, as the silhouettes are a lot softer and less-party-girl than other brands. Missguided is the second place I head to if I can’t find anything from boohoo, as their stuff is quite similar! I would say their clothes are better for those who like going out clubbing or partying as they have a sexier silhouette, which means it’s perfect for gyaru. Quiz do really nice cocktail dresses – perfect for those inspired by kyabajo (hostess) style clothes! They’re also really good for onee gyaru and I have bought plenty of nice jumpers from there in the past. They ship items really quickly and it’s the first place I look when I go online shopping! Quiz They always have some relatively gal-inspired items and did some really good animal print items this season. Sooooo now that that part is out of the way, below are a few of my favourite non-gyaru (aka offbrand) brands! BoohooĪh, boohoo, where do I start? I have more items from boohoo than I do from any other brand (including MA*RS which is a feat in itself). Things like neon in particular or any “loud” designs screams gyaru! Gyaru are the party girls of the Jfashion world, so always look in the partywear sections in online shops! They’re often very easy to adapt for gyaru.
This will be a lot easier after you’ve done a bit of an outfit breakdown (as I’ve demonstrated above).
Instead, focus on the overall aesthetic of the item.
Speaking of EGG… The new EGG models wear a lot of clothes that can be easily adapted from local brands, so use them as inspiration! 3. EGG, Ranzuki and Popteen are perfect for this. This kind of ties in to my previous point but one of the best things you can do, especially as a newbie, is to replicate outfits shown in old magazine scans. Take inspiration from gyaru models and magazine scans Huge shoutout to my bby Kieli for this magazine scan! So we can break down this outfit into the following:
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