The gloves are a great addition to your look and persona. Definitely would love to see you incorporate them more (maybe all the time) in your videos. Either way looking forward to the next upload.
The indie lolita brand, Glittertale Lolita, can custom make their prints into ouji sets! I have two of them from their store and they have fantastic customer service ^_^
Just got this recommended and i love you…. 🖤 Im just getting into gothic ouji fashion with a visual kei twist (thanks to my obsession with black butler and artists like kiyoharu, deftones, and boa) and i want to start the change soon considering i am now considered an adult. I’ll be following your content very closely for tips and will definitely send this vids to my mom (codependant shut in who almost never leaves the house) Sorry for such a long comment whoo- i don’t socialize irl so im getting a little too comfy online.
Im enjoying these. Im wanting to buy but also make my own so I'm trying to learn as much as i can about the fashion. But having some pieces as reference is always better ^^
@@lycorispeony1274 I get that. I'm working on issues here to that keep me from doing what I like. But I've got meds and stuff and am slowly getting there (I've made parts for cosplay so I'm eager to learn how to make these) I hope u can get that motivation to make em too ^^
If your thinking of making your own don't forget to check out some of the cool ouji patterns available here: misscarolbelle.wordpress.com/ I don't sew myself so not sure how good the patterns are but it could be useful as a starting point.
An Angel has come to save me from my demise, than you kind stranger because if I do not look a certain way I will crumple up into a ball and cry because I feel to normal
Unfortunately getting anything from specific ouji brands in-person is difficult as it is not a mainstream fashion. (Of course check your local comm for any local lolita/ouji swap meets in which you might be been able to buy ouji ifrom another comm memeber in person.) You might be able to find some ouji-able items such as brooches, vests, hats at thrift stores.
