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ravenncouture · 3 months ago

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#adriana lima #victoria’s secret angel #victoria secert model #victorias secret #victorias secet model #runway model #2000s model #christmas #victorias secret christmas #santa #2000’s magazine #magazine

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90s-2000s-barbie · 7 months ago

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Legends of The Hidden Temple (1993 - 1995)

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slingbacked · 3 months ago

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#faye's post ♡#gyaruo #mens egg #egg magazine #2007 #gyaru magazine #gyaruo magazine #old school gyaru #2000's #gyaru #gal #2000s fashion #2000's fashion #2000s #y2k

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mirobraz · 1 year ago

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The Omen (1976) dir. Richard Donner

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lilly-chou-chou · 2 months ago

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Gyaru Rant:-

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I would like to share one harsh truth about being Gyaru in this present era is that gaijin and Japanese Gyarus are so different so very different it's crazy and this is one of the many reasons why gyaru culture is dying in foreign countries, the gyaru in Japan is very much based on just makeup and tan now, since all of the gyaru clothing brands have shut down Japanese gals have also moved on.

Now they just wear casual clothes or very watered down version of their subculture and put a lot of focus on tanning, hair, eye makeup and nails and this is called evolution of gyaru, Japanese gals embrace this change but a lot of foregienrs don't and they still police other new gals with "no ma*rs no gyaru honour roll for you!" And we must stop this!

We have to accept that current Japanese gyaru culture is VERY DIFFERENT and if new gals happen to find them first and follow their style then that is okay too because being gyaru is a state of mind first rather than getting all the checklist done. If gaijin gyarus want to keep the nostalgia of gal brands alive then so be it but before policing other gals especially newbies for the love of this fashion culture please look and maybe even educate yourself on how different gyaru culture is in Japan, please look at the evolution and see how much things have changed and that is okay.

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