Lolita reacts to a NOSTALGIC DOCUMENTARY

Original Video - • Video
The Stitchess React Video - • ✨🌸🎀 Reacting to a 10 Y...
2001: An Anime Odyssey - • 2001: An Anime Odyssey
---------------------------------------­--
Help support my content
For extra content and previews
/ lovelylor
Tip Jar- ko-fi.com/love...
---------------------------------------­-
Coordinate Details
Blouse - Bodyline
JSK - lolibrary.org/...
---------------------------------------­-
More episodes of lolita reacts
goo.gl/UifHoc
---------------------------------------­--
C O N T A C T
For video ideas, submissions or topic requests
[e-mail]
For Business Inquiries & Collaborations:
[e-mail]
---------------------------------------­-
M Y - L I N K S
◦Instagram - / lovelylor
◦Twitter - / loveliestlor
◦Facebook - / lovelylorofficial

[@Meganedere]

"Takes its roots from the Victorian Era and the Rococco period of France" *shows an edwardian photograph and a victorian style plate*

[@Meganedere]

@Fen Karma You bet, I love our meme mom!

[@_cherry_soda_]

Andrea Mercier glad I’m not the only one that noticed

[@beatriceharmon6619]

Meme mom!

[@sonianevermindultimateprin659]

It's so nice to see how many people who like me love both dress history and Lolita!

[@ieatgremlins]

😂

[@candycarnival1866]

Them wearing no blouses with their jsk made me more uncomfortable than them wearing no shoes tbh. But 2009 was a different time~

[@brittanycooper6921]

Is it bad to wear a JSK without a blouse?

[@mikachan113]

@@brittanycooper6921 Jup. Its one of the essential rules. To me it kind of feels like as if the person is wearing no underwear. Even in hot climate you should always wear a blouse or else the silhouette is just not right.

[@brittanycooper6921]

@@mikachan113 oh i never knew that. I just thought it was a preference.

[@jerrypie1230]

@@mikachan113 same, they just look so....naked

[@KLT-id9nm]

It also serves a practical purpose of absorbing sweat before it can stain your jsk. Gotta keep those expensive dresses clean! Blouses are cheaper and more replaceable. Lol

[@SwediCandy]

"The western lolita is bound by rules" > *Doesn't have a blouse* lmao

[@JohnPorsbjerg]

I like the no-shoes look lol. Would be cute for Mori or farm-style classical lolita. Also i think lolita is very consumerist now, you gotta be in a room with brand bags taped on your walls and 500 korilekkumas on your bed. I remember Lolita in 2012 being much more of an alternative fashion with the adjoined alternative lifestyle, like all alt fashion used to be. Lolita started as rejection of expectations for women and humility, so of course you're gonna go sit on a lawn and ruin your frivolous, expensive dress like some kind of idiot, that's what it's about.

[@lauraerwin471]

Starseed-bb yes that’s y I love sewing my own Lolita I just hate the consumerism aspect of Lolita

[@westvirginiascoolestcanadian]

god i would love to sit on the lawn in a lolita dress you don’t even know

[@damnbro_idc]

I feel like lolitas react to the word loli the same way the general public reacts to moist

[@blackeveryseason]

Y'all going on about the boat and shoes and no blouse, but BRUH, THEY SAT ON GRASS 😭😭😭 if there was ever a SLIVER of wet dirt that touched my brand...

[@Libby7428]

I never understood the huge deal about this ? At the end of the day, Lolita is clothing, just like regular wear! It needs to be washed anyway, so why over worry about *potentially* dirtying a piece? 😅😅 Clothing is made to be worn... I get it if it's a print you know is difficult to wash for whatever reason, but most dresses these days???

[@blackeveryseason]

@@Libby7428 For me, I invest in the clothes and although most lolita releases aren't "rare", they are limited. I rather not put my dresses at INTENTIONAL risk for something I can't immediately replace if say I wasn't able to fix/remove a large/severe stain/tear. Accidents happen, of course, but I treat my lolita like porcelain 😂 If I don't HAVE to put my porcelain at the edge of a table, I'm not going to. Personally, of course.

[@Libby7428]

That makes sense! Do you wear it more for occasions then rather than daily?^^

[@Slithera]

The OP that Victoria wears in the beginning (the one you said "What print is that? We'll never know" about) is actually a solid dress, it's called Bloom OP and the flower details on the bodice are made with fabric. I think it was quite underrated, even at the time, which is a shame because it's really pretty!

[@SuPeRsKiTtLeStAlKeR]

It's a dream dress of mine. When she said what print is that I was thought the same thing.

[@psychotophatcat]

I've always wanted this dress but the only ones that ever come up online are heavily damaged and overpriced. RIP

[@kidaria1333]

Yeah I always wanted it in mint. And the yellow version is a very pretty yellow and in general a colour not often enough used by the designers. The dress in general is such a nice idea and being very unique in my opinion but without being extra loud with print but istead such details as the flowers in the bodice. BTSSB Saint Gabrielle JSK and Metas Velveteen OP with Detachable Yoke also fall in this underrated category in my opinion.

[@MissLovebat]

Last time I was this early, Honey Cake was still readily available

[@damnbro_idc]

It is genuinely so strange to me to hear that people wouldn't get honey cake but misty sky is still sold out after its 6th release.

[@TheDevilChrno]

I remember when everyone used to hate Honey Cake. 😂

[@papkinn]

>Sees lolitas on a boat *LEVEL OF STRESS 99%*

[@chizukekihime]

8:15 : That's not a print, that's AP's Bloom OP in yellow from 2008 lol. (Also why do I have like half the things these girls were wearing in this video..? >>) Also WOW look at how vibrant that Sugary Carnival was before the prints had started fading! ;__; Also I am not at all bothered by their not wearing shoes; they're obviously just hanging out in a park for a picnic, and idk maybe this is because I'm a country bumpkin but there's just something so nice and freeing about running around in warm grass barefoot. I'm sure they wore shoes to and from the park and in the boat, those shots just weren't included. It's very playful and childlike which was definitely something lolitas focused on back then, like when you see them playing patty cake. There was a big focus on retaining childhood and youth and just being free and careless in lolita--which is actually explained a bit in the essay Lolita: Dreaming, Despairing, Defying, which was published in 2011 and I did a reading of last week on my channel in case anyone is curious!

[@KLT-id9nm]

I can't even make it through the book Lolita. It's too triggering of my own past trauma. I wish people would pay attention to the things Dolores is actually saying and doing. The things she says don't match up with her abuser's claims and images- which is the point. But it's hard for me to grasp how people miss these things when they're not even "between the lines"- it's all out in the open. But that's exactly what makes the book a pointed statement about abuse. People looking in from the outside can easily miss things that are "right in front of their faces", and will take people's word for things without getting the other side of the story. People read the book and simply take the word of its intentionally unreliable narrator at face value. Same thing often happens in real life. That was generally the point, but the point still goes over some people's heads. People still bizzarely think it's a "love story". Also, random rant, but people still call her "Lolita", which was her abuser's nickname for her, rather than her actual name (Dolores) when talking about her character. People don't define her character outside of his narrative much at all. Maybe I'm too sensitive but that's always bothered me a bit. Imagine if everyone only called you by the nickname your abuser made up. Sure she's just a character, but this happens in real life too, which is why I can't help but cringe at it a bit. It's a hard part of recovery for a lot of people, getting out from under the identity chosen for them and building their own seperate from the abuse. At least it was for me. I guess that's what it reminds me of and why it bothers me.

[@TheStitchess]

K.L T this omg. Dolores never even says the words “I love you” ONCE in that book

[@cynamonowacma]

From what I gather the name Lolita is short for Dolores. I've heard women named Dolores being called Lolita by family and friends before, so I'd say it's as much of a nickname as Kate is for Catherine and such. Although I agree with the rest of your comment on her character being defined solely by the relationship to her abuser.

[@KLT-id9nm]

I've never head of Lolita being a nickname for Dolores, and no one else in the story calls her that if I recall. I've read it's a term for a young maiden in certain european countries, sort of like jeune fille in french. Although according to wiki: Lolita is a female given name of Spanish origin. It is the diminutive form of Lola, a hypocorism of Dolores, which means "suffering" in Spanish. I don't know if that means it's a nickname or an alternative. Personally, I think my point still stands- people choose to use the nickname her abuser used for her instead of her actual name, even though she also doesn't call herself Lolita at any point as far as I recall.

[@Iron_Stigmata]

Exactly, thank you

[@cindyscrawly1672]

@@KLT-id9nm im mexican, i can confirm, Lolita or Lola is used pretty much like an alternative... like Lulú for Lourdes or Chava for Salvador., even if you are not familiar(or a comolete stranger even) with someone with those names its socially acceptable to call them that.

[@TheStitchess]

This will always be one of my fav lolita docs ^-^ I used to follow all of these girls’ blogs ways back when! Also, it’s really weird hearing my name come out of your mouth cause I’ve been subbed to you since shit lolitas say 😯

[@LovelyLor]

I'm sorry I really struggle to say your name hahaha I don't know why it is so hard for me. I think it's cause I'm so used to saying Stitches since he's my favorite animal crossing character and everything has revolved around Animal Crossing lately hahah also my gf has been a fan of yours for awhile and shamed me for not following you sooner hahaha

[@TheStitchess]

Lovely Lor I realized all too late that it’s not a very easy name to say :/

[@atinyevil1383]

On the lolitas liking Lolita topic: so from what I’ve heard of the book is that it is often misinterpreted. The idea behind it isn’t glorifying terrible, awful things, but instead is supposed to show that no one in the girl’s life was thinking about her wants or needs and they just keep projecting what they want onto this teen girl. That’s just an interpretation I’ve heard. Sorry if that’s too complex for a cute video!

[@CaptainPygar]

Aye, the protagonist/narrator is clearly awful person from the start but he is telling the story and he is thinking that his actions are justified. So to me it was a study on how a sick mind works and twist things.

[@starlite04]

@@CaptainPygar I think, even if he was a decent person, Lo probably would had tried to seduce him... but wouldn't had gotten anywhere.

[@Slithera]

@@starlite04 Iirc Dolores is 12-13 at the beginning of the book, 12 year olds don't "seduce" adult men, or anyone for that matter. That's a lie that the unreliable narrator is telling you.

[@atinyevil1383]

CaptainPygar agreed. It was actually something Geek Remix brought up in one of their recent playthroughs because the ending of the game ended up being a situation where everyone in the game was very obviously projecting the same kind of ideals shown in Lolita onto this girl who is the subject of the game.

[@zegobou]

The book is great from a literary standpoint, it's one of the best known examples of unreliable narrator. It's perfectly okay to like it because of this. The book does NOT condone pedophilia or child grooming. Unfortunately it is often misunderstood as such, which is extremely worrisome.

[@MystiaSkye]

NGL I thought of Bad Apple MV for the graphic rather than Playboy lol

[@LovelyLor]

while editing this, I also brought this graphic up to a friend who has more graphic design experience and he said I should re-edit it to slam down with smoke behind it LOL !!!! I felt like that would be taking it a little too far

[@kittymae335]

Lmao I did too!

[@laynetanner]

OMG 2001: An Anime Odyssey! The guy at the very beginning that yells, 'everybody love sailor moon'? I used to go to his house and watch anime when I was a teenager. Worse, I met him through his online fansub distro (we used to send blank VHS tapes and a money order to random strangers online, and they would record whatever anime we requested onto those tapes and mail them back to us... because we were FOOLS! and the internet was a very new place). He was the only person that had Sera Myu, and when I realized while filling out my money order that he lived in my town, I contacted him to ask if I could GO TO HIS HOUSE AND GIVE HIM THE MONEY ORDER. He then invited me over for an anime viewing party AND I WENT. The good news is, he was a totally sweet guy, and I ended up having a blast every time I went over to his place. Still. As a mom now, I'm very disappointed in myself. I used to carry an 8mm camera with me to every anime con I went to, and I have loads of footage from cons in the early 2000's (starting with AWA 2000 and Anime Expo 2000). I'd usually vid capture the footage and upload it to my website for my friends to watch (this was well before YT) or transfer it onto VHS and send them all copies. I'm very ancient and my bones hurt.

[@exomake_mehorololo]

That sounds awesome.... I think it's lovely to have so much memory of times past!!! I never took pics or video so all is vague memory.... I'd love to see all your footage ☺️ I was into anime and j fashion etc at the same time

[@Taelove122]

I love lolita fashion and love the book as well. Not for it's subject matter, but because I love psychology and delving deeper into the minds of people who aren't "normal" The language is also very poetic and beautiful which is it's best selling point honestly. I just wanted to comment on the fact that the book is more liked than people think (yes even by lolitas) but not because of it's main topic.

[@junglesuperstar9270]

That is how trash is sold to u . With beautiful words

[@shllby1]

That outfit Is giving me big strawberry shortcake vibes! I love It!

[@kimberlyarrington5721]

Omg yes lol

[@katharinefleming-herring3000]

This was a fun documentary. The bare feet also made me weirdly uncomfortable, but not as much as watching them try to paddle that boat did. They were each holding onto a rowing oar and trying to paddle like it was a canoe and in different directions!

[@SwediCandy]

"What's with this print? It kinda looks like a table cloth! ... Meta? 👀 "

[@bexthewitch87]

I am in love with this coord!!! With the wig and the hat it is so good!!!

[@LovelyLor]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like it because I put it together so last minute haha and my inspiration behind it was "hey...I haven't worn this wig in a long time, let's try it! "

[@bexthewitch87]

It is so fresh! It reminds me of those strawberry shortcake ice creams you get from the ice cream truck :)

[@alexsquid8560]

I can see the beauty of and appreciate the art of the book “Lolita,” however unfortunate that someone may assume it has anything to do with actual Lolita Culture.

[@kitschycadet4689]

It is strange that they like the book, but the original story was about how twisted and sick peadophiles are . The movies both kind of made it like a fantasy where as the book was more like an awareness story.

[@pastelhotmess9299]

I love the outfit! Reminds me of the character Strawberry Shortcake

[@nanamiharuka3269]

It’s so sad that you gotta give a documentary a gold star for getting the most basic thing about the fashion right (Victorian and rococo inspo) 😭

[@vampiredraculaura]

I always get so excited when you post

[@LovelyLor]

yay I'm so glad!

[@Chikorita2Chante]

I have SAD and honestly, the eight years where I couldn't wear lolita, I forced it to the back of my mind with incredible sadness. SAD can't be ignored. I have to fight it, actively being positive to negate the effects the lack of sunlight puts on me. And I *adore* lolita to death. That's just me, though.

[@MoonchildMelly]

same;; my problem is just that i can't find any good plus size dresses. and i can't sew. ;; so maybe my dream will always be a dream.

[@Chikorita2Chante]

@@MoonchildMelly There are indirekte kompanier who do pluss size, like Lady Sloth. I suggest you go to the Facebook group called Lolita fashion mentoring or something and use the search function to find other posts where people have asked about plus size brands before. I wish you luck! Also, cute Kotori pic!

[@Fenrisaconite]

Personally, I don't have an issue with hanging out in lolita without shoes if you're on grass or at home. I've been to a few picnics where everyone had barefeet until we had to go somewhere or leave, because you don't want to cover your heels in mud and grass, and because it's just more comfortable. In 2010 my comm had their ILD at a beach that was 3 hours away for everyone attending. No one kept their shoes on. Our feet hurt. We had a lolita olympics with like school gala type events (sack race, egg-and-spoon, skipping rope race, etc.) and there would have been no way to do that in lolita shoes.

[@MissMyce]

Victoria was the one who got me into Lolita

[@satinsludge]

That cat fabric wasn't even from a lolita brand. I made a skirt with it when I was a kid. 😅

[@digimaui]

I appreciate that they showed a semi-closeup of a dress because not only could we see the print well, but that GORGEOUS lace!!

[@malice_macabre]

The outfit you’re wearing reminds me so much of the old Strawberry Shortcake dolls my big sister had back when we were toddlers! The nostalgia- AHHHHH

[@babyangelic]

I wish I could explore Lolita fashion but my family seems kinda weird about it. I'm 22 and just for having cute things in my bedroom they are bothered. What should I do?

[@Slithera]

I think the first stage is to talk to your family about it, tell them what it is, why you like it, show them pictures of the style (classic lolita is generally considered the least "extreme" so I recommend starting with that), address any concerns they may have etc. You know your family better than anyone in this comment section so you have a better idea how to talk to them and how they might react, but I suggest preparing yourself with some links to documentaries about the fashion that they can watch; Lace & Petticoats, Lolitas Of Amsterdam by Style Out There, and the lolita fashion episode of Weird Threads are the best ones that immediately come to mind, and you can find them all on youtube. I also suggest that you mention the name of the fashion *after* you're done explaining and showing what it is; this isn't universal but some people tend to jump to conclusions when they hear the name lolita, and it could be difficult to change their minds afterwards. If they continue to be bothered after all this and even try to prevent you from wearing the fashion, I'm afraid that in that case the best suggestion would be to just wait to wear it until you move out. Hopefully it doesn't come to that though! Also, don't be discouraged if your family doesn't accept it right away or thinks it's weird or silly, it's possible they'll learn to at least respect it because it's something that makes you happy. I wish you the best of luck! ❤️

[@Mirai_the_weeb]

Ooo speaking of sub styles, I wanna see a vid on Qi/Wa Lolita :O I haven't found any good vids on it anywhere tbh

[@xAlecto]

Oh gosh this look is so 👌👌👌 Tbh speaking of nostagia days, I wonder if you make that egl handbook video that youll attempt to style according to the rules at the time lol.

[@ottoeugene3714]

I literally just found your channel today and have been putting them on in the background while I do stuff but then I came to this one and had to sit down and actually watch because I just kept remembering the con days of the early 2000s. Those were the days when I had to stop including Lolita fashion in my art because people both in and out of the community gave me such a hard time about it. It was at that time when wealth was making an extra huge difference in the community and people with more money had stricter rules to keep people with less money out. My designs weren't considered "real" Lolita by the "experts" around where I lived because "real" Lolita had to come from Japan. Twenty years later, here I am, rambling to a Lolita KZbinr (sorry) all to say that several hours of shuffling through your videos has inspired me to start drawing Lolita again, so thank you.

[@txranchmom]

I love to dress retro and it definitely puts me in a better mood when I get ready even if I go nowhere

[@renaxakai3]

Them talking about books in school reminded me of when I had to explain why I was looking up "lolita" on a school computer to the librarian. I was looking for a dress to draw for a piece of art I was working on. I then sat at the computer to draw it. Also explained why I could not print it off and draw at the table. It was a mostly black dress, and only black/white ink. I loved that librarian, chill guy once you explained stuff!

[@Cutekumavt]

Awe I love that you talked about The Stitches I love watching her!!

[@rabbit__]

There are two types of high teir editing, those who approach it as fine art like Bernadette Banner, and those who walk the line between meme and clean. You, my friend walk that line expertly:)

[@kagitsune]

This is zero shade, but "American Lolitas are very bound by rules" *while wearing a jsk without a BLOUSE* 👗💔 (I kid, I did it all the time with the right pieces)

[@WhoaThereMama]

Naomi PR I’d lowkey wear Lolita dresses to work with no petticoat and a cardigan over top because why not actually wear them instead of letting them languish ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ that was way more recent than 2009

[@lilyoftheveil666]

This made me nostalgic for the days when I first started going to cons around 2010/2011. Things really were different back then.

[@haleighsmith904]

i didnt realize sugary carnival was that old

[@DaSox1996]

Living for that floofy wig!

[@vickybutler8457]

The pretty good description badge had me cackling

[@macyjade1093]

I know this has nothing to do with the video but I was playing ACNH while watching this and the able sisters had an adorable Lolita-Esk dress and headdress. I was super excited about it

[@KiaraHime_TTV]

I had that in my store today on the mannequin. It is annoying how the purples don't match though

[@raelaash4759]

KiaraHime I FINALLY had one of the lolita-ish dresses plus the gothic wigs in the store today, and the colours of the headdress/wig and the dress not matching annoyed me sooo much :C

[@KiaraHime_TTV]

@@raelaash4759 Especially as the dress has white lace and not black. And no purple Mary Janes. My coord will always look weird in game

[@CocoCoola]

I didn't realize the mannequins were the same for everyone! I was really excited because they had Mary Jane shoes so finally the lolita dresses I designed have some decent shoes >.

[@chris_troiano]

I discovered lolita from this doc. As far as I can tell Victoria doesn’t have any online presence anymore. Aly/Miss Lumpy was my favorite from this group. She epitomized classic lolita style to me and was (still is) so gorgeous.

[@kaitosalem4391]

I would love to hear more about the difference substyles. I rarely see certain ones anymore.

[@Rotten_Ralph]

I’m just happy to see a video I’m bingeing videos and hand sewing stuff at the moment so thank you for taking the time to make a video.

[@WrathsBride]

At 10:51 or thereabouts, that's the Hartford Convention Center in Connecticut. I'm guessing it was for CTcon (or Connecticon). It usually takes place in July. 2009 was before my time, though. I went to my first convention in 2012! Side note: I'm not surprised that the subjects of the documentary seem to be highly educated young women. Connecticut (and the east coast in general, as you probably know) is well known for its good school system, and colleges like Yale and UConn. That's why the comment about them liking the novel didn't shock me; I think they might've been able to study it in depth and appreciate it for what it's trying to say. It's beautifully written, truly, but that doesn't mean they agree with the narrator! Connecticut is also home to a lot of wealthy residents, which is probably how the ladies were able to afford their co-ords at a time when lolita was not as accessible... and not have to worry about getting their stuff so dirty.

[@HaldjasHelina]

So glad you're still making this series. Also for some reason Black Butler reference made me happy.

[@Cutekumavt]

I've been dying to read "Lolita" because I've seen the film (97) and I liked it a lot! It was sort of this twisted view from the narrators part and I don't think anything he did was really justified to anyone but himself, even Lo seemed to hate him. I heard the book is even better at that, making the narrator even more unreliable. I just like literature and storyteller in general because I'm a film student lol

[@leadandelion5127]

That book is literary the reason why detective genre became a thing, and why so many great works could be created - it did NOT follow the HERO. It is the very first work in classic literature that made you understand the ANTAGONIST and people were sooooo mad at first at the author, how dare he trick them like that and so on but eventually this was recognized as the storytelling breakthrough it is. Also the Lolita was until at least 2010 unsurpassed from language use viewpoint as masterpiece, Nabokov was HUGE language nerd and that book has so many clever layers and playing on small similarities between words or phrases or slang it's absolutely crazy. And just the sheer number of never repeated words he used for writing that book. Nabokov was mad level linguistic genius. He also found the character completely terrible and was genuinely surprised that anyone would think he the author in any way support the characters's actions, Nabokov thought that the very moment of naming the main protagonist that bad sounding weird name is clear sign he, Nabokov, does not want anyone to like the character and on the contrary, wants the reader to dislike the character the more the further you read the book. On the lolitas liking the Lolita question, there are many lolitas who in fact like the book as great literature work, but it is not something you are going to talk about with camera-armed interviewers typicaly.

[@SkyeID]

@@leadandelion5127 I don't know how you get past the REVULSION of the fact that this is a story about a man repeatedly raping his stepdaughter over the course of 2 years. Also, Nabakov wrote stories about grown men sexually abusing underage girls at least 4 other times before he wrote Lolita. Makes me wonder if he was an active pedo, or if he simply derived pleasure from retelling the story of child sexual abuse over and over again.

[@jordang7479]

Sometimes the rules make lolita seem more like a costume than a real style. It's like we don't want it to be seen as a costume but we still treat it that way anyway. It seems a lot closer to cosplay than a personal style. Also why is it a big deal that those girls took their shoes off while they were in the grass?

[@princessofstars666]

I get your point, but I think Lor was confused more than anything else

[@QueenShireen]

Hahahaha I almost never where shoes when the weather is good enough, almost no where.

[@TheRainbowSpade]

Is 2001 an Anime Odyssey a joke-umentary? That EDITING definitely set a mood. It was a super fun watch though!

[@jpdub217]

That convention is totally Connecticon! I recognize the old carpeting!

[@shaharipudding9453]

Lor: Just dress up at home! I would but it’s like 100 degrees daily where I live and being inside isn’t much of an improvement...ah, Southern summers

[@Blueberry.melody]

Love the coord😍😍😍

[@flump189]

Love ur wig!

[@HaleyEden]

I'm not sure what the hint music was haha, but that image in the beginning was giving me off-brand Card Captor Sakura vibes

[@enobywei1357]

kazikame girls was such a good movie

[@jaelavelazquez6627]

I love the coord Lor is wearing the video! So cute!

[@SignsOnTheWalls]

Lor, let the ladies enjoy the feeling of grass on their feet!

[@wdjkncvgdfsbyt34jgvi]

Was the girl with colourfull hime bangs Victoria Suzanne/Parfait doll ? Looks like her ! So nostalgic

[@wdjkncvgdfsbyt34jgvi]

Oh nevermind- got to the end of the video ! Her blog was my favourite

[@Emeraldghost]

I absolutely love your cord in this video!!!

[@bunnygirl50665]

lmaooo i totally remember viewing this docu as a wee 12 year old closet goth / lolita subculturalist. victoria suzanne was my idol I read her blog lolita charm practically every day for the longest time. And it's so true that the lolita elitism was even more hardcore back then ahaha, glad that's eased up a bit by the time I actually started wearing j fashion.

[@elusiveayla5088]

I think it’s great that they were barefoot in the grass...getting to feel the earth yet also being able to feel their sweet glamorous fashion. 🌹

[@heyy_trixxy]

This isn't relevant to the video but will we ever see Clown Lor again? Lovely Clown? Clown-lita? I miss her. I'm not demanding anything, more like thinking out loud.

[@mirandamunoz1356]

The Stitchess is great! Love her channel.

[@marianneemmanuelle4884]

8:08 That's Bloom OP by Angelic Pretty

[@SwediCandy]

5:44 THE WII SPORT MUSIC

[@SebastianSeanCrow]

19:34 it's been a hwile since I watched any Stitchess videos, but if I remember correctly she's done a lot of good videos on kawaii subculture and it's history

[@ohwellherewegoagain9475]

Hi lor, I love your coord

[@LovelyLor]

Thank you so much! It was a very random choice hhaha

[@ohwellherewegoagain9475]

Lovely Lor I’m new to lolita so it’s a new experience

[@nightlyoko626]

God I feel old lol I’m 28 and I remember Lolita from before 2009 I went to cons and freaked about a seller selling their old Lolita bible 2007 god I miss the old days xD

[@yaoiyurilover37]

OMG Connecticon '09. I was absolutely there for that and I am feeling my age so hard right now lmfao

[@yekamarie]

"We didn't know what we were doing in 2009." Lmao I don't know what I'm doing in 2020. :)

[@michdie1046]

Lor your coord is so cute! ❤️ love the pink wig

[@AngryMothNoises]

Sugary Carnival and Milky Planet are still my fav.

[@thatonejellifish1563]

I know this is about a year old but I love your wig here!!

[@hello-ch9ke]

I love the stitchess and lor's content ! 💕🥺

[@larav.1865]

This is a really solid documentary. Very sweet and well done, in my opinion. Maybe times have changed, but I think this documentary has aged well.

[@unnamedgraves]

that kadona outfit is exactly what I used to wear in new leaf before I learned how to get qr code clothes

[@SebastianSeanCrow]

17:25 I honestly thought kodona and ouji were the same style for the longest time... now I gotta look into kodona cuz the examples were showed were really fun!

[@StarlitGlitch]

I never ended up buying any pieces (although there was one skirt I almost bought and I did get a Gothic and Lolita Bible) this documentary is from the peak time that I was interested in lolita. How nostalgic! I almost forgot about Sugary Carnival.

[@kurokagamine]

there is an intresting article about Boystyle ,that mentions Kodona www.wunderwelt.jp/libre/en/15580/ if Ouji is supposed to be a prince ,kodona is just a young victorian boy of the working class and I think if the model on this show could wear oxfords instead boots the whole look could be better

[@Littleladyduck]

I knew holly watches the stitchess and I kind of figured she has told you before but dont be hard on yourself for not realizing it ... after all she still love you and will probably just you about it for the next week ( know bc I've go a similar disability as you and my partner does the same thing to me 😅) Keep being awesome Lor

[@StxrMxlk]

Omg lor what jsk are you wearing I LOVE it!!

[@yourlocalpeach6060]

personally i looove seeing lolitas without a blouse, it’s cute fight me

[@courtneycherry113]

So about the antique store I found a classic bonnet and loved it.

[@HaleyEden]

Yes please do a video on the handbook!! :)

[@Tiz_Ink.]

I am almost positive the old convention shots were at Connecticon in CT

[@charissadubin9355]

I love your coord, Lor!

[@Grace-ms7un]

Lol lolitas were real and touched the grass back then! They were in touch with nature! And they had shoes but they took them off because it's summer and it's hot 🔥 🥵 it's normal for the olders of us from the 2009s to go barefoot on a good patch of grass.

[@its-Sathem]

omg is the convention in the video is Connecticon! (I think, it's been a while)

[@nekochadechu]

Your outfit in this video is so cute~~ i really like the hat!

[@spicysabsroll9022]

I LOVE this coord! 💕🤍

[@pamelajohnson5859]

13:00 was a much appreciated statement.

[@transdollie9677]

Lolita has evolved a LOT

[@hopipp]

Lor could you do a video on ouji? or a comparison btwn lolita and ouji :)

[@dwinniec]

"Original Video" link is now private, it looks like.

[@Thrashpuppy]

Where can I buy that wig?!? It’s so cute. 💖