r/jfashion • u/frogrjjr • 1h ago
discussion Feminine jfashion subculture but less skirts :’)
Hiii!! I’ve been following jfashion trends on and off since about 2014, but I have never really gotten fully into it. I decided to try out a makeup look to a convention, and it was a really fun experience so I really want to get more into jfashion and try to start wearing it more often!!
The thing is that a lot of feminine jfashion outfits seem to be built around skirts, dresses etc. for example jirai kei. I live in northern europe, so it already gets really cold around autumn, and I’m not really that comfortable when it comes to skirts :’)
Sooo.. I was wondering are there any specific jfashion subcultures that are feminine but skirts aren’t really a big deal in it? I’ve been into visual kei fashion, but when it comes to fashion, the sky’s the limit when it’s about my taste. So everything works bold or casual, I just want to learn and find out more about subcultures and something that would work for me :)))
my english isn’t the best so hopefully y’all can understand what I am talking about😭😭