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galgyaruparapara · 3 months

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d.i.a store for tsuyome gyaru!

#gyaru #gyaru aesthetic #gyaru fashion #gyaru makeup #hime gyaru #gyarustyle #kogal gyaru #rokku gyaru #ma*rs #blog #tsuyome

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gyarudyne · 7 months

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i had to make a d.i.a inspired outfit for this abbey😭💙<33

#monster high #mh #abbey bominable #mh abbey #gyaru #tsuyome #tsuyome gyaru #d.i.a

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lilly-chou-chou · 7 months

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Gyaru: A guide for newbies and a love letter for seasoned gyals.

There were a lot of things that made me post about this. I thought a lot about it for years but recently I had an interaction which confirmed my mind.

As a woman who had been doing gyaru since the age of 4, I have few guides for gyaru that you may agree with or not, but I am posting this regardless because I want this to be known, especially by new gyals.

Gyaru is a movement which moulds modern japanese feminism and breaks boundaries that previously pushed women to only be of certain category.

This to say, there are indeed a lot of subculture under the umbrella term like hime, rokku, agejo and such.

My guides start from here on. When you first decide to start gyaru fashion I suggest you explore your options, try our different styles, fave fun and go with what works for you.

There is a lot of misconception that just because you prefer one subculture more doesn't mean you are lesser knowledgeable in other subcultures. You are free to do what makes you happy and pretty because gyaru was the staple for just doing eccentric fashion, it was never about rules and policing others. The culture was born because they opposed Japan's view of women. When women were forced to be me meek, sensitive, weak, soft spoken... Gyarus were the opposite they were loud, brash, tanned and knew how to have fun.

Gyarus were safe space for women who didn't want to be judged and just wanted to have fun.

Of course when you start out you always can look at tutorials and what not but remember to always feel pretty and enjoy what you're doing. Stop thinking and flush out people who police you about "wear this" "don't wear that!" "Wtf don't buy this!" "Are you stupid? You don't even own any brands wow you are not a REAL gyal" and the most funniest part is that these things come from just foreigner gyals.

As a person who also lived in Tokyo for a while and used to practically live inside Shibuya 109 I can assure you that Japanese gyals will NEVER EVER say anything like foreigner gyals and police you because they genuinely want you to have fun, gyals out of all people are no. 1 in not caring about rules and just doing it purely for fun.

Back then if you went to Tokyo then you could see every sub culture co existing and hanging out sharing tips, sharing clothes from different brands and hyping each other up.

Never feel you are less or unworthy, never listen to people who tell you, you are doing it wrong because you mix 2 sub cultures in your fashion.

Live your truth and enjoy. You are the most prettiest gyal ever. Live your life full slay.

In conclusions I just wanted to post this so newer gyals don't feel pressured or scared to know and explore more of our beautiful community and for old gyals to remind them once again what a beautiful culture we chose to follow and how fun they really are.

Love you my gyals, let's keep this community thriving <3

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glitterbarbie · 4 months

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#✦ ꒰ 一番甘い ꒱ೃ #gyaru fashion #tsuyome #tsuyome gyaru #gal #gals #gyaru #gal style #y2k #animal print #fur #glitterbarbie

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tokyodolldiaries · 4 months

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some tsuyome/kuro gyaru staples:

♱ tall black boots (or black thigh high socks paired w/ black booties/heels) ♱ dark denim mini skirt or short-shorts ♱ belt with hardware/chains ♱ giant (black) purse ♱ oversized outerwear* in dark neutrals like black/grey/brown and of course leopard print *most jackets never tend to be too long and often don’t reach the calf

#tsuyome #kuro #gyaru #gal #fashion inspo

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gyarujunkie · 11 months

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#gyaru #gyaru makeup #gyaru fashion #gyaru clothes #gyarustyle #agejo gyaru #gyaru aesthetic #gyaru girl #gyaru gal #tsuyome

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plasticsweets · 6 months

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Snowflake sweater top, D.I.A.

#d.i.a.#tops #gyaru #tsuyome #heisei gyaru #ギャル #tsuyome gyaru #mcbling #2000s #kawaii #jfashion

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whimsigyal · 3 months

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EGG Beauty Dec 2009

#gyaru #gyaru magazine #egg magazine #gyaru fashion #gyaru hair #tsuyome #agejo #agejo gyaru #heisei gyaru #gyaru style #gyarustyle #gal

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getsikndie · 6 months

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🐱🎀🧷🌺

#gyaru #gyaru fashion #gyaru makeup #manba #banba #tsuyome #jfashion #gaijin gyaru #gal #outfit

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princessvibess · 6 months

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♡ ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Gaijin Gyaru Anji ♡ ⊹ ࣪ ˖

#gyaru #ギャル #kurogyaru #gyarufashion #ma*rs #96gyaru #tsuyome #gaijingyaru #gaijin gyaru #sujimori #traditional gyaru #agejogyaru #agejostyle #agejofashion #agejo #agejo gyaru #pink hair sujimori #gyaru sujimori

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imperfect-com · 9 months

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#fashion #pink aesthetic #gyaru fashion #gyaru gal #gyaru #gyaru makeup #gyaru aesthetic #gal #rainbow hair #pink hair #dollycore #dolly aesthetic #tsuyome #gyarustyle #gyaru culture #amekaji #pretty girls

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starryxm00ns · 1 year

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miku says gal is mind!

#my art #2023 #miku #hatsune miku #gal #gyaru #tsuyome #tsuyome gyaru #kuro gyaru #I FINISHED IT #sorry ive been SOOO busy with life rn #in the middle of a move and im finally not sick anymore LMAO

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gyarudyne · 1 year

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finished making a tsuyome clawdeen!!<333

#monster high clawdeen #mh clawdeen #clawdeen wolf #gyaru #tsuyome #tsuyome gyaru

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lilly-chou-chou · 2 months

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Evolution of Gyaru

Hello everyone the long awaited post is here!! Sorry for the delay I has gone back to my he country to celebrate Lunar New Year.

As we all know Gyaru was and still is one of the most important fashion movement in the history because it's roots of opposing the "good girl" and "submissive" societal views of women that Japan had imposed into them.

During 90's with Namie Amuro being the first idol ever to popularize the Gyaru culture created a huge wave of community in all over Japan which eventually created many subcultures under it, over the years gyarus blossomed for 2 decades heavily but around early-mid 2010's the culture slowly died because people were now really trying to shun them out of the society, gyarus was losing it's popularity and old gyarus were getting to age of finding jobs or trying to get married yet the culture is still alive. There have been multiple support and love coming from international fans too.

Egg magazine, which is holy grail for us gyarus followers is still up and running to this day <3

Today i'll show you just a little glimpse of modern gyaru. Hopefully this will help new followers too.

Gyaru of the past:-

So let's start with how gyarus are usually seen, pictures below are gyarus from their peak eras so definitely from 90's to 2000's. They are all different subcultures but they all have one thing in common the eye makeup, gyarus were and are still known for their beautiful luscious eye makeup. They are what you call

They were our guide, our mothers and everything! Gyaru has always been the most supportive community to ever exist, over here women were allowed to cuss, they were allowed to be brash, they were allowed to have male friends without the judgement of two goody shoes with insecurities, they were allowed to wear clothes that liberated them doesn't matter short or modest.

People often forget that gyaru exists more than manba, agejo and kogal, few of the modest and lesser knows subcultures are amekaji and roma gyaru, although amekaji is is blue eyed perfect grass is greener on the other side take of American inspired fashion. Either way it is one of the most fun subculture to exist.

We as gyaru followers ow everything to these past mother figures, without them and without brands like alba rosa, D.I.A and MA*RS we and egg Magazine teaching us what? How? And why? We would never thrive in this era. We owe it to them all even after decades and decades the magazines, scans and tutorials on YouTube by the OG gyarus have done it all <3

Modern Gyaru:-

The pictures below are the present models of Egg magazine. The last OG gyaru issue was stopped in 2014 which was Egg last physical print of magazine but in 2018 Egg came back as online magazine.

A lot has changed in gyaru world. Long gone are the days of owning specific clothing brand or even wearing clothes that resemble even the least of typical gyaru fashion. The only key point which hasn't changed is eye makeup because that is utmost necessary thing for a gyal to have.

Over the years of almost dying to again alive fashion culture the meaning of gyaru has changed a lot, from dressing like the OG gyarus we have now evolved to the whole "gal is mind" mindset, now in this era dressing up as gyal doesn't mean that much because you can still have pointy acrylic nails, iconic eye makeup, wear casual clothes and still be a gyaru.

These days even the gyaru slangs have changed so much like instead of poyo, atonsu, pachikoku now we use yarirafi, kyun-desu, daijuobu-so?, tobu-zo and so on.

Although there are egg models that still somewhat follow OG gyaru fashion like @ / mahiroisme (left) and @ / kae. 06256 (right) on IG.

Conclusion:-

By this post I just wanted to show that as time passes it is inevitable that everything changes and fashion changing is a no brainer. What is hate is companies capitalizing and making their own rules for lure in newbies gyals who would do anything to "fit in" and ring the nostalgia bell for old gyarus and all I have to say is that no, you don't have to spend 100-500$ on eBay trying to find the OG gyaru brands because you can definitely wear your own casual clothes and still be a gyaru because if egg magazine who raised whole generation of x gen, millennials and Gen Z of gyarus then who are we to judge them?

Although if you still wish to dress up like OG then I definitely recommend finding clothes that match the subculture that you want to follow for example I follow agejo, Tsuyome and kogal so I shop in Amazon, local stores, Instagram stores, I order clothes fr abroad the most helpful and fast way to do that finding a vendor and my vendors are all from Instagram. Hope this helps.

I will meet you all in my next post bye gyals <3

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glitterbarbie · 2 months

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#✦ ꒰ 一番甘い ꒱ೃ #tsuyome gyaru #tsuyome #gal #gals #gyaru #gal style #gyaru fashion #y2k #glitterbarbie

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galrevo · 10 months

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ES POSHH! 2008年 2月号 vol.15

#エスポッシュ #ES POSHH!#エスポッシュ雑誌 #ES POSHH!雑誌 #ES POSHH! Magazine #Gyaru Magazine #Gyaru #GAL #Onee Gyaru #Onee GAL #Kuro Hada #Kuro Gyaru #Kuro GAL #96 Gyaru #96 GAL #Tsuyome #Tsuyome Gyaru #Tsuyome GAL

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