Morning~
Did you all have lots of fun yesterday? Got lots of presents? Spend a lot (maybe even too much) time with friends and family? Ate so much you now have to diet furiously? I hope you did. (° v °)/



I'm kind of in the middle of an unannounced hiatus because I haven't really been doing anything gyaruo related lately and even if I do, I cant be assed to take pictures ahahaha. Guess I'm in a slump. y u y;; College and work are sucking my dry of all my energy and having to get up at like 6:30 to go to school doesn't really motivate me to do any major effort to dress up. I just want to sleep as much as possible LOL;;;
Yo~ This entry is gonna be in Dutch and I'm not sure if I'll translate it because I'm a terribly lazy person, am typing this with half-lidded eyes cause I'm exhausted LOL and because I'm actually supposed to write this for class. I could blog about anything I'd like and I was just watching Max's latest video so here I am. :3Gyaru fashion is a type of Japanese street fashion that originated in the 1970’s. Gyaru is most commonly referred to as ganguro, but ganguro is actually a subculture of gyaru. Ganguro was popular in the 1990’s, but shortly died out in the early 2000’s. Gyaru is a girly-glam style, breaking away from traditional standards of beauty. Dwelling on the man-made (wigs, fake eyelashes, fake nails, etc).
Gyaru fashion does not fit with traditional, and media portrayed ideals of Japanese women. It is often identified as a sign of rebellious youth.
Gyaru fashion is typically characterized by dyed hair (which is often lightened to varying shades of brown or blonde), excessively decorated nails, and makeup. This makeup typically consists of dark eyeliner, and dramatic fake eyelashes; gyaru sometimes wear cosmetic circle lenses as well to enhance the size of their irises, to add more width to their eyes. Brands cater to this particular trend by producing fake eyelashes, circle lenses, and other cosmetics. Typically Gyaru are known for being tan, but that is not always the case.
Onii-kei: (Highly Active Style) ( means older brother) Is the male equivalent of Onee gyaru. A more sophisticated visual-kei or gyaru-o look. Leaving behind the brightly colored hair, and clothing of their youth.Ik en vele anderen vinden zijn vlogs super leuk en interessant, mede omdat hij erg levendig spreekt, alsof je met hem aan de telefoon bent. Ook omdat hij een niet-Japanese gyaruo(meestal 'gaijin gyaruo' genoemd) is die in Japan woont, kunnen veel mensen... geen flauw idee hoe je dat in het Nederlands zegt, maar 'people can relate to him'.
Didn't go to school because I felt like shit, but I went to work cause I care about 3.5h worth money more than I care about math class, because math sucks(and I suck at it too so lol mutual understanding), but I slept from 11-something AM till 4-something PM so I was pretty sick and wouldn't be able to go to school anyway LOL. Shouldn't have gone to work. It was terrible ; - ; My hearing in my infected ear has gone down by 50% so I cant hear shit if you're on my left and listening to customers was a drag.