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   Gothic and Lolita  

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Gothic and Lolita
 価格:1977(送料無料!!)
著者: Masayuki Yoshinaga  Katsuhiko Ishikawa 
(商品) Phaidon Press / Paperback 2007-05-01 リリース
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  種別:Paperback
  定価:2995円    ユーズド価格:1495 円から
  パッケージ:  高さ:3cm 長さ:23cm 幅:17cm 重さ:772g(サイズはおおよその値です。)
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Never Before Published Photographs Celebrating the Eclectic and Bizarre Street Fashion of Japan's Teens

Follows the Popularity of Phaidon's Fruits and Fresh Fruits

A fashion phenomenon born in the underground clubs of Tokyo and Osaka has made its way aboveground. The streets of Japan are filled with teenagers clad in corsets, spikes, lacy Victorian dresses, dark eye makeup, black spandex, frilly tutus, patterned knee-highs, ruffled bows, and wigs of all lengths and styles. A mixture of high fashion and home-made ensembles, the Gothic and Lolita scene is one of the more bizarre hybrids of Japanese street fashion, boasting thousands of devotees who dedicate their lives to creating ever more flamboyant and original variations of this fused style.

GOTHIC & LOLITA, edited by Katsuhiko Ishikawa with photographs by Masayuki Yoshinaga, is a new and exclusive photography collection that celebrates the eclectic and bizarre Gothic street fashion of Japan's teens. Specially commissioned by Phaidon Press and based on the creative design of the best selling Fruits and Fresh Fruits, GOTHIC & LOLITA features portraits and group shots of Japanese Goths and Lolitas both at home and in the urban centers of Tokyo and Osaka.

Presented in a simple format with a funky design, hundreds of teenagers posed for the camera in their imaginative and often surreal outfits and offered personal insights into the idea behind their personal fashion choices. The responses are sometimes surprising, sometimes shocking, often hilarious, and always compelling. The images combined with the text, which is presented in question and answer format, present a unique "look book" of one of the more surreal aspects of Japanese popular youth culture. GOTHIC & LOLITA allows us to trespass on the streets of Japan and witness in an informative yet entertaining way this fashion phenomenon.

The origin of this eccentric fashion movement traces back to Osaka in the mid 1990s when young teenagers adopted Gothic fashion in response to the clothes worn and promoted by Japanese Gothic rock bands. Influenced by Western fashion trends from the mid 1980s, young teenagers, predominately adolescent girls, dress head-to-toe in gothic costumes and late-Victorian dress. GOTHIC & LOLITA charts the current trend from the clubs of Tokyo to the streets of Harajuku and Akihabara.

These street fashions provide inspiration to professional and would-be fashion designers, as well as teenagers and `Gothic' fans from coast to coast.


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Love it, Kawaii! (2008-10-31) 
I love how it's nothing but pictures and you can get great ideas from it! IT's also nice to know when they handmade something or bought the item =3
A Photographic Peek At Japanese Fashion Subculture (2008-08-20) 
I'm not a fashion expert nor have I played one on television. I'm mostly a normal American guy who is fascinated with art, photography and all, or most-things Japanese. I found this photographic essay fascinating not because it represented the cutting edge of photography, but because it captured a random sampling of Japanese teenage and the twenty-something's culture. It's nice to see the replacement of Japanese Student Uniforms with something much more interesting. The photographer roamed the streets of Tokyo and Osaka and simply took "stand up and face the camera" color photos of his young subjects. He occasionally also photographed his subjects at home in their rooms which added another dimension to the book-length photographic essay.
The styles seem to be the current manifestation of the centuries old Japanese fascination with flowers and flower arranging. Each of these young Japanese is the living representation of a colorful human flower. Each person dressed in their often hand-made fashions is individually unique, but combining to make a beautiful bouquet of people flowers. The photographer Masayuki Yoshinaga obviously sees the beauty represented by the colorful fashions of his subjects. Assuming he is just not trying to pick up a lot of pretty, hot young women by using his camera, he has indeed captured an interesting portrait of Japanese Culture at this time in history. Like most fashion fads, the Gothic & Lolita Trend has already run its course and is now probably almost obsolete. Included in the book are lots of examples of the larger Anime phenomena as well as echoes of traditional fetish fashions. Pirate Captain Jack Sparrow seemed to be pictured in one double portrait. Other reminders of recent motion pictures included "The Fifth Element" and the various manifestations of Vampire flicks. The style is morphing into new subcultures and by this time the fashions pictured in this book are probably passé.
The book is a fun look at a distinct chapter in Japanese cutting-edge fashion for a brief period in history. It will probably remain an entertaining and amusing snapshot of an era as time passes.
Nice eye candy (2008-04-18) 
I love looking at the fashions from the Lolli-Goth community and these photos from Japan are just what you'd expect. My only problem is that some of the written material was put on a poor choice of color back ground (black on black or dark blue) and different questions were asked of different people so you're not quite sure how they came up with the info. But it's sure fun eye candy.
A Good Mix & Better FONT COLOR (2008-04-06) 
Out of 252 different color plates, there are 78 "Lolita" as I would describe it. PERSONALLY, I am "goth" or "cyber" depending on day and club. This book was everything I expected. It is a really good representation of street fashion, just as the title suggests. There seems to be some clothing that I would define as "club wear", because it would be most appropriate for clubbin. Mostly, great creative street-wear! I Love the modified kimono looks. Not something that you see a whole lot of in the states. LOTS of different platform, Japanese style, sandals.....also something that is not as common stateside. The Victorian style goth reigns supreme in this book. But it is not limited to that niche, there's enough other fashion examples to keep from getting too bored.
There are a lot more instances of designer brands that I recognize and can afford. 'Fruits' and 'Fresh Fruits', both featured couture designer brands that were out of my league. This book has a good deal of affordable brands like, Morbid, Cyber Dog, Lip Service, Metamorphose, etc...
The text is short, just as in the previous books. Just name and age of fashionista. And a brief synopsis: point of fashion, designer brand or where they got their clothes, and current obsession. The font is still simple and small. At times STILL hell to read. But they did keep the colors of the font a consistent red and green. An improvement over some of the impossible candy colored text of the 'Fruits' books.
gothapalooza (2007-11-05) 
the range it shows is impressive, although I'm not sure some of the cyber outfits can be properly classified as gothic lolita. I particularly liked the pictures of people in their homes wearing the outfits--some of their creations were spectacular. Overall, this book is pretty indispensable for anyone interested in the gothic lolita scene.

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