As promised, a short roundup of April's Popsister.
Most of this issue seemed to be a summary of the upcoming spring trends, one of the more outstanding (albeit outdated) one was denim.
Heaps upon heaps of denim. It tends to start trending again every spring season and seems like it transitioned over from fall and winter, to be fair it goes extremely well with flower prints and soft materials (e.g. chiffon). Light blue denim as well as vintage cuts are favoured; high-waisted jeans/shorts, calf length high waisted skirts.
I'm pretty sure everyone and their cow likes Tsubasa, so it's going to come across as cliche to say that she's another gyaru i admire. Getting married, having a kid, running a cosmetic line, how does she even stay so fabulous?!
Ankle socks worn with sandals have been popping up everywhere, IDEK IT ALWAYS FEELS LIKE A FASHION FAUX PAS, but i guess it's rather cute. Does that count as vintage though?
Also, LARGE FLOPPY HATS ARE MAKING A COMEBACK. Not drastically, but enough, they always make me feel like it's melbourne cup week where everyone wears ridiculous headpieces. I do like them though, not as easy to match as cancan hats, but they give outfits, especially dresses that feminine air.
Preppy american schoolgirl style! I've always had a fascination with having sweaters tied/slung across the shoulders, but i've never had a proper sweater to try it out. Vintage doesn't look like it's fizzling out of gyaru spring trends anytime soon.
Finally, some sensible, wearable, comfortable gyaru shoes. Sneakers have wormed their way into casual gyaru, nuff'said.
THIS IS ENTIRELY FRESH NEWS, but AMO'S GRADUATED FROM KERA AND INTO POPSISTER!! She was my favourite model when i still bought and read Kera so hopefully she gets featured more in Popsister!
note: guys, i cannot actually read japanese so my roundup posts are based on DEDUCIN and what minimal japanese i understand in there. If i make any glaring/embarrassing errors please do not hesitate to tell me.
DIVING INTO BED NOW.



























































