Angie Candy Stripper Nakayoshi PHOTO Session featured in a Zipper Special Issue published on May 20th, 1999.

Example image via this pin

jane marple nurse apron (source)

Jane Marple cutsews

This is from the start of a new Cutie Magazine feature where they took street snaps at live shows. On the left is Aki-chan and on the right is  Mika-chan, both are 16. They are fans of Kinniku Shōjo Tai (筋肉少女帯) fans. In the acompanying text it says that "Prior to this a lot of fans of Kinniku Shōjo Tai (筋肉少女帯) were so-called Nagoya gals,  but now they have graduated from rubber soles and are full of individuality". Aki-chan (left): "I wear a Jane Marple skirt and a cut-and-sew top, and I made my hat." Mika-chan (right): "My bag is my mother's, and the rest is second-hand clothes.  The writer of the article pointed out that they were the best dressed there and the other people they photographed are wearing what I would consider much more "mainstream 90s" looks that wouldn't have seemed out of place in an American High School. Cutie, July 1990 scan by  ghostlie via LolitaHistory

Shirt is Milk, cape is Baby, jsks are Cornet. Black petticoat and black headdress are Atelier Pierrot, white skirt is Peace Now, white headdress (shown around the neck for some reason) and collar are Meta. Everything else is off-brand.

I picked out the most lolita ones that I could find, but there are lots of other styles that she took influence from. Almost all of these use pieces from Maid Lane Revue, combined with off-brand, vintage, Milk, JM, Here There and Vivienne Westwood.

Example image via this mixi post.

I’ve posted about the black version here.

Example image via this mercari listing.

Dai-chan wears Angelic Pretty’s rose princess skirt (solid) in black x white.

From Kera 049 October 2002 (via lolitahistory)

Most handsome man in the world: ...It's called the weird route now.