Lolita Reacts to MOST REQUESTED VIDEO

[@Vanellustrades]

People are so non-aggressive here in Northern Europe. We barely like to talk to strangers... It's almost a crime if a person talks to you on the bus.

[@tildesofie1533]

Yup

[@auroreboreale69]

lucky you, I wish it was the same in France lol

[@rainbownerladybounce]

I'm so jealous! I don't even wear Lolita, I just hate being talked to on the bus.

[@sirihedlund5156]

Hahah it's so true, here in Sweden people get so uncomfortable just by someone sitting right next to them on the bus, talking is even worse...

[@jeanettemarrionette]

Sounds like heaven😭💖 people are so agressive and talkative not to mention sometimes creepy here in America with public transportation would love to be left alone and not feel nervous or anxious or in one case downright terrified while riding the bus.

[@meloetta7778]

The style you are describing is actually called hime lolita! (princess lolita) It is based on rococo and Marie Antoinette themes, and is basically a mix of sweet and classic to make an elegant, regal look. It's usually characterised by the princess sleeves which resemble rococo era sleeves ( these can be found on some AP ops like Cameo Window ) I'm also a hime lolita ehehe

[@uhsagi]

Meloetta 777 hime is a substyle though, I think she was trying to place it within the main styles

[@melonbread3951]

YEEEEESSSSSS!!!! This comment, it's like no one remembers hime lolita. There's no such thing as "Rococo lolita" it's all HIME.

[@sonianevermindultimateprin659]

Hime is one of my favorite sub styles!

[@aaee1884]

You can find her shop on Instagram @ antique_frills! She’s amazing and my idol! I to order one of her dresses someday! Proud Finnish lolita here~

[@hazelnutisnuts]

And her personal ig is @genesisoftheend👍

[@the_botanical_berry]

Torilla tavataan

[@AnniChan2904]

I think they actually cut the video way shorter before publishing than the actual footage was! At 5:09 you can see the bodice and sleeve from one of Nea's self-made dresses, but they don't go into detail about it, sadly...

[@Schwarz_Sinister]

You are the MVP

[@HaldjasHelina]

I'm not a Finnish lolita, but being an Estonian lolita and therefore being very close by and visit Finland a lot, I can confidently say that Finland has a lovely thriving super nice and welcoming lolita community and they have an amazing lolita fashion event every year where they've had lolita icons like Mana and this year the main guest will be AP. I've actually been thinking that it would be super awesome if they could have you as a guest one day! I also feel like Finns are generally pretty cool about alt fashion in general? Also, I loved your video. It was super fun to watch!

[@LovelyLor]

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[@HiClassHarlow]

Lovely Lor if I have KZbin red does it give you any money at all? Even if you do not have ads on?

[@lafeil]

This just idea, just put link of video in description bar and just do your best describe the video.

[@majapop4416]

I would say the only ”negativ” reactions I get in Sweden are weird looks. Nordic ppl are not very confrontational lol. My favorite reaction are old ladies that say my skirt reminds them of when they were young 🤧

[@MadameMushroom]

I'm happy they didn't use doll as well. Living dolls and lolitas are not the same. I have nothing against living dolls or even living dolls in lolita. I just hate it when big companies use it or the living dolls don't make it clear it's their personal choice and not the communities.

[@abalonewaters9759]

That's a perfect way to put it.

[@violethuntress5971]

German lolita here - when I'm in lolita, people mostly just stare. I've had the occasional unsolicited photo being taken, and some very rude catcalls, but more often, people ask me about what I'm wearing. Some are rather obvious about thinking it's weird, but others (especially old ladies) are really sweet and tell me they like it a lot. Generally, young people are more likely to be rude. There's a big difference between where I live now and where I grew up, too - in my hometown in Northern Germany, I've gotten way more rude comments and stares. (Though to be fair, people there stare at me even if I'm just wearing a nice "normal" outfit. It's a city where most people don't stand out at all, while where I live now, you can see far more fancy or even just tasteful, carefully coordinated and thus unique outfits.) Also, I believe my friend got a dress from the lolita in the video! I've yet to see it in person, but it's gorgeous!

[@wonderlandartwork3579]

german Lolita here too! I live between Cologne and Düsseldorf so I can gemerally wear my street fashion out and about. I try to keep away fron the city center because of work and many, MANY rude people, I just dake the train to either Cologne or Düsseldorf and meet my friends there because people are generally more accepting there.

[@Avellania]

Not a lolita but a fellow German who wears vintage clothes that often involve petticoats. Old people always talk to me and say that they like it or how it reminds them of the old times. Younger people just seem really confused. I live in a very small town, but that town hosts a very big vintage festival every summer. The locals just think I'm in festival mood year-around.

[@HibanaOfficial]

I follow her and I would actually classify her style as more classic and hime. I say hime because hime is basically Marie Antoinette OTT royal aesthetic with everything from the princess sleeves to the big 18th century hair and hime tends to use the brighter pastels you would find in sweet whereas in classic Id say the pastels should be more muted like mauve, grayish blue, dusty rose etc. Idk thats just my two cents

[@ladylibrum7145]

Yes, I was about to add she seems to be "channeling" Marie Antoinette. I love that she seems truly at home in her clothes and not just like she's wearing a "costume" (which I think is the way it should be with our attire, fitting our personalities as well as our bodies) When I saw this video I was struck by her beauty, elegance and aristocratic air. And I couldn't help but wonder how the heck someone could afford to dress like that!! 🤤 just a bit envious here, haha

[@HibanaOfficial]

Lola Ryyder haha well I’m pretty sure it took a long time to really build her collection. I’m more into OTT sweet lolita and I can tell you I don’t really buy all the time and Ive spent years building my wardrobe and with her its probably the same :)

[@melsch8740]

Her dresses are absolutely stunning. I commissioned her for her Renaissance dress in green (said dress is in the video briefly in red) and its amazing. I love it.

[@Selena22184]

thought i'd leave a comment on how other fashion sub styles are viewed in finland since lor mentioned it around 8:45 outside of the capital and the larger cities it's very uncommon to see anyone dressing differently, especially because of how rural lots of the places are. but in the cities, especially helsinki there's a decently large punk and goth scene! it's mostly because finland produces and consumes so much metal and alternative music so people get drawn to the subcultures and styles. the jfashion community has been getting bigger but it's still nowhere as common as seeing goths and punks here. most people here just will look at you in sort of a curious way, maybe the occasional person complimenting how you look, but otherwise there's not much flack you'll receive in public. i mostly just know about the goth scene here from being one, but if there's anything you want to know i'm all ears!

[@apilapepita2619]

The tea shop they visited in the documentary is The Ounce in Helsinki! It is really cool like a trip back in time, they use all old fashion materials and even write the tea names in the bags by hand with ink when you buy tea to take home.

[@SwimmingInSunlight]

Finnish lolita community is very lovely, and in my years of wearing lolita style daily I've never received a mean-spirited comment 😄 Mostly I notice people whispering to others to check out someone dressed out of the norm, but it's always positive when I notice it ^^

[@pikachufan777]

GenesisOfTheEnd is her insta. She has her shop account in the description bio and also has a cosplay account :)

[@reverie4949]

Omg, Genesisoftheend? I love her page and I have personally met her! She is from Finland like me abd I met her at the Hanami event :)

[@ahhhlindsanityyy]

her coords are so beautiful! and i love the hairstyle.

[@hazelnutisnuts]

I'm not part of Finnish community but I live in Finland as well. Her lolita style is stunning and she is very inspiring lolita👑✨

[@Winterappleby]

Sort of unrelated: your outfit and general look in this video is SO FREAKING PRETTY :D

[@clownweaver]

suomi mainittu, torille! i'm so glad to see so many finns here. i personally don't dress in lolita (yet) but i've been to a few events during the years & i rly like them. would love if you came to finland lor! 💙 also yeah, if you dress "weirdly", you will be looked a bit funny in finland. like finns know their fashion but if you dress out of the box or your style is very loud, people will be a bit "eeeeeh what". sometimes it's totally fine, they just look you funny, but sometimes you can get shit for it & it sucks. but mostly finns are quite non-aggressive & just let you be!

[@pixiedustpeach]

Hi Lor!! I just wanted to say that I really love how you have your videos set up. Everything matches so nicely and is aesthetically pleasing 💕 the shimmery purples and pinks are so light and dainty! I just love the detail you put into making your videos look bright and cohesive 🌼💖

[@chisuki3856]

SUOMI MAINITTU, TORILLA TAVATAAN 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

[@the_botanical_berry]

Torilla tavataan!

[@apilapepita2619]

Meinasin tulla samaa kommentoimaan heti kun näin, että Helsinki mainuttu!

[@Vipanen03]

Torille

[@minks05957]

Torilla tavataan!

[@Kardinaalilintu]

Vielä ehtii torille...

[@novacaine4041]

She's gorgeous. And the speed she can make dresses is phenomenal!! I love the Lolita fashion and the community. I am not Lolita myself but I adore and love hearing the history of the style!!!

[@averyoldaccount]

your lolita reacts series really makes me want to see you make some short character pieces on different people who wear and engage with lolita in different ways! it's probably a huge long shot considering the amount of time, effort and budget that would have to go into it, but I'd reaaaaally love to see it! P L E A S E ppl hire lor for this pls

[@PrincessDraculaura]

I loved this documentary! Glad ur reacting to it!

[@olivinhaolivetti]

You’re so good at explaining everything, Lor! I love your attention to detail, like in adding a note to contextualize your reference to types of petticoats

[@deadPikachu]

Nea is so sweet and nice :) There's coming a lolita event in this autum in Finland called Witches follies organiced by Hellocon and AP is coming :) the tea shop in the film is called the ounce and its awesome

[@deadPikachu]

And when im in lolita (classic mostly) people just say nice things, exspesially elder ladys and they are nice :) some days i wear lolita at work and mostly customers just give me compliments

[@PatronusOpacus]

I was sent the playlist her by my Sister in law for the reviews of the documentary reviews. I will be shooting a short for the Lolita fashion she is into. I paused at the conversation about the lights and color temp. I said the same thing about them. Loving your stuff so far.

[@TheUmbravulpes]

Finn here. I don't wear lolita, but I do wear some gothic/alternative styles (functional, but still out of the norm) and the most I've ever gotten are "looks". Finns on the whole respect others' personal space and the only people likely to comment on your unusual clothes are drunks and children (and kids are almost universally positive). In fact, while attending an EGL event in Helsinki last year with a friend (I was wearing borderline ouji) we went to a cafe near the ecent locasion. Sure, people looked at us kinda funny, but the only person to approach us was a mom with a toddler. The kid was clearly interested in the clothes, so the mom asked what occasion we were dressed up for. We told her and that was that. If the kid had wanted to see some pieces like my tophat up close, it would've been fine, but they weren't THAT fascinated (good, no risk of drool on my hat).

[@JayAntoinette]

i love love love your dress! I remember the unboxing video you did of it. It really suits you.

[@vivaviva8228]

Come to Finland and visit Helsinki! Listening to Finnish in your videos feels so weird. Btw love your content❤️

[@DemkZu]

Haha this was a huge surprise for me, another fellow Finn here :D I'm not a lolita myself, but watching your videos has gotten me interested in the style. Love especially your horror looks!

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

I love how you touched on the light problem in winter because it’s even more of a problem in Scandinavian countries, and getting a cute coord pic is hard without proper lighting lol

[@stine-kroll]

Im from Denmark (northern europe) and here people look at a lot! Ive been wearing extreme goth, punk and lolita and everytime people stare a lot because we are such a small country but ive never experienced people saying or doing anything negative! Whenever we were several lolitas together people came up to us a lot and asked what it was but never in a rude way. And when we explained it people are usually really happy and they think it is cute and interesting. When wearring goth or punk people dont really say much but they will avoid sitting next to me on the bus. But i guess there is just a stigma with "dark" and "scary" fashions that im dangerous or something. With lolita i only had good experiences or just the regular stares but you get used to that

[@TheStitchess]

Very sad they skipped out on showing her sewing work too 😭

[@eavinkel8313]

It would be super nice if you made a video about online stores like devilinspired :-) I think, as someone who would like to get into lolita, it is often quite dificult to navigate the online shopping sites :-)

[@MissLovebat]

This girl looks so cute, I admire her so much.

[@vedotin]

I know this video's old, but you did tell the Finnish watchers to make themselves known in the comments so... this is me announcing my Finnish presence in your comments. Btw, there are no words for how much I love your dress.

[@missannk9234]

I live in Finland and I only got like positive comments such as "are you a ballerina/doll/princess?" And of course people are confused but they dont yell insults at you. And I dont remember anyone bullying me in school for dressing in lolita.

[@milkyseas]

Unfortunately that's not better in Europe. In France I feel that's even worse ! Paris especially. French people are known for being quite judgmental already but in Paris that's even worse. People stare, laugh, make comments like the very infamous "bachelorette party" or "carnival" one. But the worst for me personally is the pictures. I live in Paris and we tend to make most of our tea parties in cute and chic tea and coffee place (such as Laduree and others...) which ends up being in pretty touristic places and it's really a pain sometimes. I am pretty sure that's the same in America but I can't count how many times we nicely asked people to not take pictures of us without our consent and lots claims their freedom of speech (the streets are "public" so in the law they're allowed to take pictures of anything they want). Lots of them are French (I even remember having an argument about this with french tourist in Harajuku, like even miles away from home they're still annoying). Or we can be kicked out of famous parc (Tuileries) because our outfits can create "gathering" and it's dangerous (it only happened in this particular parc). People even are sometimes filming us from outside of the Angelic Pretty shop. I remember raising my middle finger in the middle of a private event we were having inside at a girl that was filming us from outside and mocking us probably for her snapshat followers. It makes me personally more and more uncomfortable and uneasy and gives me lots of anxiety before leaving my house to go to a meeting (plus unlike this girl I don't really have my mom support on this so it doesn't help) Oh and you're not allowed to go to Disneyland in full Lolita coord (other french lolitas advice to go without any petticoat and not to wear something too OTT) because kids can mistakes you from a Disney character lol... Nor in Palace of Versailles. Sorry that comment was pretty long...

[@the.dance.of.crippling.shadows]

I absolutely love her and you

[@ioannasampani3489]

omg hi! δεν το ήξερα!

[@bunnymactavish2415]

aah i was so hoping this react would be this documentary, its one of the best out there.

[@audreym3404]

Genesisoftheend is an amazing lolita! Her style is so inspiring and lovely! This documentary was much more decent than any of the previous similar docs, and I think she represents the lolita community really well, with so many followers she inspires through her IG as well as being a lolita designer/seamstress! Many of the previous documentaries focused on the shock factor instead of fashion for its own sake. It would be lovely to see more documentaries of other lolitas/subfashions that aims to educate the audience rather than garnering shock factor points. She represents rococo/classic/hime-style really well :) I would reference this short documentary to others who don't know much about lolita fashion, I think they/she did a fantastic job! Only thing is, I wish they included a footage of her creations because she is so talented! I hope to someday own one of her dresses, and can't wait to see how she will grow as a designer/influencer/model! I could see her having international lolita modeling career like Misako and Midori ^^ It was also sweet to hear her mom being so supportive of her daughter's passion, as not all of us are lucky enough to have that. I think it might be a nice video to watch for the family/friends of lolitas, to show that there isn't anything inherently wrong with this fashion.

[@flower-yl6iw]

this was a great video!! also you look radiant today, i love your coord 💕

[@digimaui]

Now I'm super curious about lolita/other fashion subcultures in non-North America-centric countries!

[@fahrlight]

People reacting to me in Germany, France and the UK: lots of stares. Lots of remarks. Negative or silly. Extreme reactions were spitting, pulling, jumping in my way, snapping pics, throwing things, touching me as if I wasn’t human. Worst in France, least bad in the UK. It’s not better in Europe. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@CandiceBear]

Yes she makes her own stuff and has a shop. She is genisisoftheend on IG

[@LadyB_20]

I'm sooo curious about the pearl headpiece under your hat. May I know what it is?

[@krystalamper4644]

When I did first see this I was like Jes! Suomi! Jes! Also I am part of finnish community

[@marxie1999]

Have you seen those Woman Walks in New York or Goth Walks videos? It would be so interesting if if you did Lolita Walks in... to raise awareness of how people wearing this style are treated. Another great video, Lor💕

[@elliotgrant2080]

i love her style!!!!! i want to get more into wearing lolita but my style is ideally hers but with pants, which doesn't seem to get made a lot?? it seems like a lot of sweet ouji/sweet classic ouji is still handmade which is doable but Still

[@Milaminyan]

It would be so cool if you visited Finland! I don't know how many people mentioned this already or if you know, but once a year there is rather big lolita event in Finland that Hellocon Ry organizes, it gathers other European and Russian lolitas too besides finns. Maybe check them out if you decide to visit Finnish lolita comm some day?

[@juliapryor1886]

By the way, the pink dress Lor liked is AP's Belle Epoque. Love the print but sad it will never fit me.

[@joseurbina9924]

"Aggressive" is a perfect term like dammn Johnny I'm sorry I dress differently

[@EmbroideredDoll]

That's such a good documentary, if only all lolita fashion documentaries were like that!

[@lele_noobzilla]

about lolita reception here where I live (Pará, Brazil) ppl seem to really like it, of course there the classics "cool cosplay/costume" and "you're like a doll" thing but is not in a harmful way it's just that the fashion is not that popular around here, in general when ppl come to talk to me while I'm dressed it's usually to say I look really cute or to ask for a picture with their babies ^^ Sometimes that are ppl that look at me with that look that I've done something wrong but since those never really come to talk to me I don't really care about it

[@monicasouza1654]

Love your videos 👏

[@UrFireBender]

I’m living for this hat! 😍😍😍

[@kara1530]

Hi! Posted 4 seconds ago? I have never been this early 😂

[@missm2925]

Oh my God I LOVE your coordinate in this video!

[@bexthewitch87]

I would love to wear lolita out of the USA! People are so rude here sometimes... I loved that video! A+ representation of the fashion! And I too want to try the lolita tea :3

[@kawaiimagicalex5170]

in sweden do I become oftentimes harassment because for my jfashion. :(

[@chelseagarnons-williams1112]

Wow! I love your Co-ordinate - So Rural(Country) yet Regal - LOVE IT. Oh, the video reviewed was elegant as well.

[@Spiralobsession]

I was kinda baffled by that comment in the documentary about people in Finland not being used to people standing out from the crowd. I have the opposite opinion actually. In all my travels (mostly around Europe) I've never really been anywhere where I'm left alone as much as in Finland. I always get stares and comments abroad but at home I'm just one of many alternative people and I see other people who dress differently all the time. Sure I've only seen lolitas in full gear once at a coffee shop where they were having some sort of gathering but there are plenty of people inspired by Japanese stuff around. If you're very extreme looking you're going to get reactions everywhere but for me Finnish culture is great for that because people don't bother strangers as much here. I find that people here don't really approach strangers even if they find them very strange looking unless they're going out of their way to be mean. Staring is more frowned upon as well and people tend to look away if you catch them at it.

[@csjkm2871]

I don't wear lolita, but I do have blue (sometimes pink or purple or peach oor.. you get the point) hair and a style a bit more to the alternative side. I've lived in both Finland and Sweden and have never gotten any negative comments about how I look, which is nice and probably because "you do NOT talk to strangers (unless drunk)" here (both Finland and Sweden, the Nordics in general I guess). I have gotten some occasional strange looks tho, but nothing more.

[@SwediCandy]

It's not just about the lighting in the winter. It's a curse upon Scandinavia to always have bad lighting inside !!!!!!!!!!

[@sirihedlund5156]

I read about that somewhere, something about the weather being so cold (at least during the winter) here in Scandinavia so we subconsciously choose to have warm lights :)

[@nickoliver200]

I'm new in your chanel, but i know lolita and some jfashion in a while now, but i never tired. I love cute and beautiful things, and i tried Korean fashion once, wasn't my ally (and i didn't like because i wanted to try jfashion lmao). Beings a brasilian gay transgender boy kinda make me give up on that wish, because ever before i discovery my trans me, dressers meke me fell uncomfortable and bad whit my self, and i didn't have THE FELLING with ouji ( but still love tho) I found your channel not much time ago, and i love your videos and your lolita content, it's make me fell god watching and knowing more about,because if i can't do, at last i still can watch ! I really hope that you channel grow more abd more because you awesome, sorry if my English isn't good, still learning lmao

[@vimerveilles]

I love her style and coords!!!

[@lafeil]

Yes, I hoping do a reaction video on this Lolita documentary.

[@darkangel8566]

This documentary is my favorite :D

[@etheric1]

For some reason, I thought it said doll at the end when I first watched it but honestly, my brain could have placed that there because I'm so used to them using the word doll in the title of all of these videos.

[@autumnclockwork]

The coord you're wearing is everything, and so are the coords in the video.

[@elfiel213]

I'm her friend and she's a really sweet girl. The dresses she makes are gorgeous! Please do come to Finland one day...

[@IonIsFalling7217]

She is literal perfection

[@yli386]

It's so weird to see my old teacher in a random documentary, she has talked to us about her daughter too. Well, now I know what she looks like.

[@amandaluzilfer3462]

so i live in germany in europe. i am very interested in J-fashion and tried alot. The thing is that when you wearing something diffrent then just normal pants and a T-shirt everyone looks at you, some positively other negative. A friend of mine who wears a lot of sweet lolita got pushed around and touched in inappropriate places without her consent, when i asked them why they did it they really argued with me that she wants that kind of attention! I already live in a pretty big city in germany but still there is still so little groups of people who wear alternative fashion.. its just so sad cause now i am not even wearing alternative fashion "at the moment" but still when i wear something a little fancy i still get looks.. its just sad

[@thebaddestbitch4120]

I wish my mom were as supportive as this mom she try’s to support me but she doesn’t want me to wear lolita and try’s to get me to stop without being obvious. She’s also worried about me getting bullied.

[@lycheebambi]

“is that a tea called lolita?!?! ISITISITISITWHATISITWHAT”

[@etokata7944]

Quarter video Lohr talks about how and where to send the video, about monetization and patreone. This is probably not very good. We love your content and we are ready to support you all the ways. You don't have to explain everything, just do your best and be yourself! The coord is awesome by the way, so cool with a blond wig!

[@Eviepossible]

That is the perfect lip color on you! So pretty!

[@isabellelefay4999]

I watched this yesterday and was thinking that I wanted you to react to this but didn’t request it but I guess I wasn’t the only one who thought of you.

[@Malikiliki]

Amazing ass vid and then Lore dropping lighting knowledge on our heads to take it to the next level~~

[@CaptainLunar]

I’ve seen her at many meets and facebook groups!! She’s amazing! Hyvä Suomen lolitat ❤️🇫🇮!

[@CaptainLunar]

And in my experience old ladys are very interested in lolita and ask you questions and are very nice and kids are also nice (most of the time if they are not pretending to be adults or teens) but most teens especially will laugh and point and talk shit about you but i feel like the norm in finland is if you are weird and dont look exactly like everyone else you have to be shunned which is sad and the same for most alternative fashions sadly

[@HighOnLifeification]

She has an online store i think i saw on her instagram

[@sutadraws]

I have one really big request... could you do a video about "how to find a community"? I really love lolita and wear it sometimes ...but I dont know how to find a community and that makes me kind of sad and lonely...so it would be really nice ~♡♡♡ ♡♡♡ Love your videos ♡♡♡

[@the_botanical_berry]

I am from Finland🇫🇮 I have actually once seen her💕

[@QueenShireen]

Finland is such a nice country, to be honest all the scandinavian countries are.

[@loli_cvnt5622]

You look so pretty in blonde and pink, holy maccaroni :D PS: I really like when you start rambling about technical things, like the lighting in this one. Shows how much you know and care about it.

[@Good_Vibes_Good_Life]

I adore her style, it's so beautiful and feminine, and long may it continue to bring her happiness. Her Mum is also super adorable, and her words really made me just want to give her a hug. Supportive parents are a godsend! I've only seen one group of Lolitas here in the UK (when I lived in London) and they were swarmed by people, plus having abuse being hurled at them. The typical "are you Bo Peep" bullshite 🙄 plus stuff so vulgar it boggles the mind! It's a shame I was on the bus because I would've very much liked to have talked to them about the fashion and their inspiration. They were all stunning. Sadly if you're even remotely "different" here in the UK, whether that's aesthetically or otherwise, people let you know about it, and will hound you til the cows come home. It's a sad state that certain people won't allow others to have fun and just be authentic.

[@LakeGael]

God this is my favorite dress that you have, its so gorgeous 😭😭❤

[@raelaash4759]

okay miss lor, i will leave more comments from now on!

[@datKasu]

If you are not in Toronto but want to meet Triple Fortune, don't worry, becdause they are pretty much traveling the worl all year round and will come to an event near you for sure! :P

[@anthonyjake9726]

Please do a Question and answer

[@kuru5185]

Lor, her Instagram is @genesisoftheend She made some of her dresses, but I don't know if she sells them.

[@courtneycherry7067]

It's funny how you said she looks classic sweet because I thought it was more classic

[@michdie1046]

I love your outfit. It looks very Marie Antoinette.

[@MagnoliaBlackbeary]

I think her fashion would be considered "hime" style

[@lunagraves3844]

really reminds me of hime

[@krystalamper4644]

And I wanted to say that there will be a lolita con in finnland

[@lafeil]

I wish you two could meet that would be so cool.

[@-tom-7207]

She has a shop on instagram, @antique_frills!

[@fingers973]

I regina nobody hates on Lolita out loud