ゴシック&ロリータ語辞典: ゴス・ロリにまつわる言葉をイラストと豆知識で甘くデカダンに読み解く

Product Description

"The Dictionary of Gothic & Lolita" is an extensive guide that explains 624 terms related to Gothic and Lolita fashion. This book delves into the names of clothing and accessories, patterns used, parts of the garments, the origins of the clothing, and even the meanings behind brand names. Beyond fashion, it explores the history of Goth, Lolita, and Goth-Lolita, including their hobbies, culture (music, art, literature, etc.), spirituality, and lifestyle. The book also features "Goth and Lolita Aru Aru Monogatari," which are amusing stories that will make you smile. With plenty of illustrations, it's an engaging read no matter where you start!

The book also covers various related styles such as Lolita Punk, Steampunk, Prince Lolita, Mine, Hime Lolita, Mori Girl, and Yume Kawa. Edited and written by the team behind "Kera! Gothic & Lolita Bible" and illustrated by Shunsuke Hasegawa, a former designer of PUTUMAYO, this book offers a comprehensive look into the world of Gothic and Lolita fashion.

Product Specification

- Explains 624 terms related to Gothic and Lolita fashion
- Covers names of clothing and accessories, patterns, parts, origins, and brand name meanings
- Explores the history, hobbies, culture, spirituality, and lifestyle of Goth, Lolita, and Goth-Lolita
- Includes "Goth and Lolita Aru Aru Monogatari" stories
- Features plenty of illustrations
- Covers related styles such as Lolita Punk, Steampunk, Prince Lolita, Mine, Hime Lolita, Mori Girl, and Yume Kawa
- Edited and written by the team behind "Kera! Gothic & Lolita Bible"
- Illustrated by Shunsuke Hasegawa, former designer of PUTUMAYO

Contents

- A wide variety of reading material
- Fashion chronicle of Goth and Lolita (from the 18th century Rococo period to the present)
- Exploration of Goth (from 13th century architecture to 18th century literature to the present)
- Exploration of Lolita (from Nabokov and BB to the present)
- The story of the birth and rebirth of Gothic Lolita
- Interview with Mana: "Gothic Lolita sought a fusion of Gothic architecture and Lolita"
- Interview with Mitsukazu Mihara: "Lolita is a doll that represents an ideal girl" + newly drawn illustrations
- Debut page of the magazine "Kera!" by Mana & Mitsukazu Mihara
- Race Reporting Notebook