Tokyo 2025 Haul!
April 08, 2025 •
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Amavel
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Ank Rouge
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Axes Femme
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fashion
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haul
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himekaji
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Honey Cinnamon
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Liz Lisa
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Princess Melody
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ryousangata
Since I'm trying to downsize my things at home I tried not to go overboard on shopping this time.... well
tried might be the keyword here ^^; In reality there were a couple of basics that I still needed in my wardrobe, and then a number of impulse buys that I just couldn't help myself in the end.
Closet Child
Since this print is pretty old by now, I found it for a really good price at Closet Child! It's not a print that I had my eye on beforehand, but it's so charming in person and the back shirring is so stretchy and comfy. I was so happy with how comfy it fit when I tried it on!
9/10 purchase: I didn't need it, but it was a good price and I'm positive I'll wear it a ton!
Tokyo 2023 Buys & Outfits!
March 21, 2023 •
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Axes Femme
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capsule wardrobe
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F.i.n.t
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fashion
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Harajuku
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haul
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himekaji
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Kawaii Stars
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Lafary
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Liz Lisa
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MA*RS
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OOTD
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ryousangata
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Secret Honey
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Shibuya
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Travel
At long last, we returned to Tokyo! Since I wanted to maximize space in my suitcase, I tried to pack super light this time.
First Winter Haul
December 12, 2016 •
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capsule wardrobe
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fashion
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gyaru
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haul
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himekaji
Hello internet! It's been a long time since my last post. Life popped up as it will sometimes and I ended up putting fashion on the backburner for several months. My spring and fall wardrobe both stayed pretty stagnant while I worked on things like my career as a developer and writing the first draft of a novel! Anyway, now that things are settling down a bit, I've been doing more thinking on my wardrobe and have started planning my winter wardrobe!
The first thing I noticed was that I had virtually no long sleeved shirts, which posed a real problem for a winter wardrobe. So, I decided to treat myself.
When I was looking for inspiration on himekaji outfits with long sleeved shirts, I found that many of the ones I liked the most for casual wear involved ribbed mock neck and turtle neck shirts.
Recent Purchases: Graduation Haul!
December 14, 2015 •
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capsule wardrobe
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fashion
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haul
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himekaji
Last Thursday I completed my last final of my undergraduate life. I think that in a few weeks I'll probably start to feel much more accomplished over it, but not before I finish simply being extremely happy to be finished with finals, and then after being overwhelmed by job searching. Since graduating, I've been focused on getting my room back in order and getting on top of all of the work that I slacked on during finals, but I've also been up to some fun stuff as well! On Saturday I had the pleasure of doing a graduation photo shoot with a very talented friend of mine, which I might share when he finishes editing the photos. Between that and being fed grapes off the vine by my boyfriend while I lounge around in his room, I've also gotten a fair amount of shopping done as a present to myself for graduating.
I saw that preorders for the Liz Lisa happy bags were opening the day after my last final, and I was waffling on getting one for myself, but ultimately decided against it. Instead, I treated myself to a combination of Daiso, eBay, and thrift shopping!
Daiso
Right after finals my friends and I headed over to the local Japanese district to have lunch. We ate at a delicious okonomiyaki restaurant called Gottsui. My stomach was still in knots from finals, so I didn't order much, but I snacked off of my friend's plates and ordered myself some miso soup and an unbelievably delicious watermelon tea. The card reader on my computer isn't working lately, so I can't share too many pictures,
but I did post a picture of my tea on instagram.
After eating we poked around
Tokyo Japanese Outlet which was filled with adorable things as usual, and then headed over to Daiso. I've been really into scrunchies lately, so I made a point to stock up, and also found a cute bow clip for wearing with my ponytails.
I also picked up a super cute cat fan (since even in the winter, it still gets hot in this area

) along with some peachy sparkly nail polish and a new set of false lashes I hadn't seen at Daiso before! They reminded me of Dolly Wink's Sweet Cat eyelashes, but they're only $1.50! I was excited to see a more natural looking lash, since normally I wouldn't want to wear Daiso lashes outside of cosplay only. I did try them on briefly and was disappointed at how uncomfortable they were, but I'm going to give it another try when I have plenty of time to do my makeup and see if I hadn't just applied them wrong that day.
eBay
I've started winning auctions... please don't let me get addicted! This auction was ending the evening after my final. It was a very close auction with two others bidding for it, but I let all of my pent up stress from the last couple of weeks guide me. I didn't want to pay more than $20 initially, so I chose my bid to be under $20 with shipping included. After pushing the button though, and with only 1 second to spare, it turns out another bidder had set their max bid to something higher, and I was outbid. Without thinking, I clicked to bid 50 cents higher... and miraculously not only did that bid go though before the end of the auction, but it happened to be higher than the other bidder's maximum bid. It was so suspenseful, and I felt so proud to have come out victorious.

Even though this skirt seems to be offbrand (the seller did not list any brand or show any photos of the tag, so I have no idea) I think it's extremely cute. The print seems to be a bunch of tiny bows, and the lace at the bottom looks like it's a nice quality. I think the skirt has a nice flannel type of fabric as well, which makes it perfect for winter. Definitely can't wait to receive it!
After the thrill of winning the last auction, I was actually kind of let down that this listing only had a "Buy It Now" option. Still though, $15 for an Ank Rouge shirt seemed too good to pass up, especially since I've been in need of cute short sleeved blouses like this for the past few months. On the one hand, I really hope it is not a replica, but as long as it looks nice, at this price I'll be happy with it either way.
Incidentally, this is probably the least thought I've put into any purchase since I started building my wardrobe. I think a combination of the low price, the fact that I've been in such short supply of blouses, my feelings of victory over finals, and the fact that it matches so well with the skirt I had just bought, made this blouse a very easy decision. I love that the brown bow embroidered on the collar goes so well with the bows on the skirt. I'll definitely be wearing these together a lot.
I actually only bought this My Melody coin purse because it was cheap and I wanted something to practice bidding on to make sure I remembered how it worked. Well, it turns out that I won anyway. I've never used coin purses much, but I always struggle with change when I put it in my wallet, so maybe I'll give it a try. I'm sure I can find something to put inside, even if it's just small jewelry or something like that.
When my birthday came around in late September, my mom asked me what I wanted as a gift. At the time I had been really busy with school and conventions so I wasn't able to ever actually do anything. So, now that I graduated she asked if there was anything I'd like for graduation and my birthday. Sometimes it can be really hard for me to think of things to ask for, but I thought about it and realized that I'd been admiring this Penderie Cat OP for months. After looking at it more, it seemed like such an obvious thing to ask for.
I love the vintage style cut of the dress, and the kind of sad kittens. Even the "Please take me along!" in the print is a sentiment I can relate to a lot. I just vibe with this dress on just about every level. I'm especially happy with it as a graduation present like this, since I'm also fairly certain that it will have a place in my wardrobe even if I eventually decide to move away from himekaji and Liz Lisa in general. It's definitely a piece that I love as a piece on it's own, even before factoring in how nice it looks with the rest of my wardrobe. Thanks again, mom!

Thrift Store
On Sunday my boyfriend and I decided to go on a thrift store date. I was really happy with my purchases so far, but wanted to treat myself just a little bit more, without diving for any more brand items in the auctions. (There is one more bag which I am probably going to try for, but since I'm already going up against 2 other bidders I think I'll avoid giving myself any more competition and only bring it up after the auction ends

) It turns out that we were very lucky, because we arrived within the last hour of an unexpected sale where all clothing in the whole store was only $2.99. I should mention that this is a Goodwill in a pretty rich area, so a lot of the clothing you'll find is in very good shape and there's even a lot of clothes from designer labels. It was really fortunate that we decided to go when we did!

I may pack this away until Summer, but I thought that something like this would be very cute over a dress or with a fluffy skirt. I love the swiss dot fabric with hearts all over it.
This shirt feels a little bit itchy, but I love the color and the rose lace pattern, and I'm in desperate need of more cute long sleeved shirts for Winter. I'm hoping that I can do something in the wash to make it a bit softer, but it's not so itchy that it's a big deal if not. The more I looked at this shirt, the happier I was over it, since I think the color and rose motif will pair it really nicely with my
Hello Kitty JSK that I bought a while ago.

I have lots of cardigans that I've accumulated over the years, but they're all plain solid color ones. I think the lace on this sweater is very cute, and it'd go good with the skirt and blouse that I got on eBay. It is also a little bit itchy, but I can always wear long sleeves underneath if I can't make it any softer. It feels very warm. I think this brand (Heritage 1981) dissolved a few years ago but when it first came out I always thought their stuff looked really cute and vintage. It might be a good example of western clothes that can fit easily into a himekaji wardrobe.

I wasn't totally sold on this coat, but for $2.99 I figured that it was worth it to get just to experiment with. I don't have any really cute coats that fit with my style very well yet. Since it doesn't get that cold where I live, this isn't a huge deal, but I've been keeping my eyes open for coats that might be easy to modify to look more hime. Although the cut of this coat isn't anything special, the color was really cute and I think goes with a lot of the things that I own right now. I'm thinking of finding some faux fur to replace the collar with, perhaps replace the buttons with something cuter or add a ribbon to the collar, and add faux fur bows to the pockets. I think if I pull it off it can look really cute.


This is the only item I bought that isn't really for my wardrobe. I was helping my boyfriend look for jackets and happened to see the back of this. "Is that a Portal jacket?" I was really surprised to see it! My boyfriend was so salty that it didn't fit him, but it fits me me perfectly! I probably won't wear it on a daily basis, but we've been talking about going to some gaming conventions in the future, so now I'll have something to wear! I'm not a huge gamer myself, but Portal is one of the games that I've played and really enjoyed, even though the textures in the second one made me feel kind of sick if I played for many hours.
My boyfriend said that Jinx usually makes really high quality stuff, so unsurprisingly this one feels really nice! The inside is a very soft fleece and in general it feels really sturdy and it's super warm. I looked online and apparently these go for around $50 new, and it seems like size small is sold out just about everywhere. $2.99, ladies and gentlemen! I love thrift stores.
Wow, that feels like a lot of stuff! Once my room is in better shape, I'm going to be hitting the sewing machine and knitting needles pretty hard. I want to make so many things for my wardrobe, and I have lots of Christmas presents to make as well!
Stay warm everyone,
Until next time!
Small Birthday Haul, Plus a Brief Explanation on Where I've Disappeared To
November 27, 2015 •
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haul
So, it has been well over a month since my last post and I owe you guys an explanation! Unfortunately, my explanation isn't very long or dramatic. School has been piling up and I've been focused on getting it together in that regard, so fashion and blogging have fallen a bit by the wayside. I also felt that I had been spending too much money, between cosplay, Halloween, my wardrobe, and dates with my boyfriend... plus eating out and other impulse buys, I decided to go on a spending ban for the month of November. All of this combined means I haven't had much time to blog or much to blog about. In hindsight I probably should have written a small update like this last month, explaining that I'll be on a brief hiatus, but every day I thought "I'm busy today... but tomorrow I'll definitely have time to write something!"
That being said, I'm still here. I have a backlog of crafts and projects I'd like to try (as well as a pattern-making book I got for my birthday sitting on my shelf begging for me to make some dresses and things). I have more wardrobe building tips and a considerable shopping list for my winter wardrobe. So, I haven't stopped blogging! I've just been really busy. You can expect my regularly scheduled weekly blog entries to pick up again in mid December after finals. In the mean time, although I have been busy I've been staying relatively active on
instagram with my outfits and other little daily stuff.
Anyway, spending ban aside, I had some gift cards sitting around from my birthday so I decided to put them to use and find some things for my winter wardrobe. (Gift cards don't count as spending, right? Right.) Here's a brief run-down on what I bought.
I think the skirt I found has a cute old school gyaru feel to it while not being too over the top. I'm thinking of bringing in more browns into my wardrobe for winter, and going for a mostly strawberry-chocolate color scheme. I think plaids work really well for winter, and it looks like some kind of a flannel material which is even better, but I won't know for sure until it gets here. I may have to replace the lace at the bottom, depending on the quality when it arrives. I might go with a light brown or tan lace trim instead of black.
Almost every other outfit I put together these days, I keep thinking how much I wish I had a long dangly pink necklace. I love how long necklaces look with sweaters, and a splash of pink would help to tie together some of my less finished looks nicely. I really like the princessey feeling of the carriage. I'm thinking I'll add a small velvet bow to the top like I've seen on some Liz Lisa necklaces. Especially for winter, I really like the idea of having some soft fuzzy textures even on shoes or jewelry.
Speaking of soft and fuzzy, I didn't even realize I needed a fuzzy infinity scarf until I saw the listing on Amazon. I really hope the color is similar in real life to the picture because that dusty rose color is exactly what I need in my life. Either way I'm looking forward to having something soft and cozy to wrap around my neck as it starts to get colder.
Thanks for bearing with me guys! See you in a few weeks.
Recent Purchases: Summer Is Ending and I'm Still Buying Stuff
October 08, 2015 •
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capsule wardrobe
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haul
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himekaji
Hello again! I promise promise promise that I'll start doing reviews of all the stuff I've bought lately. My dorm building is so run down, there aren't any pretty backgrounds to take photos in front of around here. It's easy to lose motivation.

So, here we are, mid October already, but amazingly we're still in the middle of this heat wave. It has gotten a tiny bit cooler since I last complained about it, but it's still definitely summer weather. We don't really get a Fall around here, the leaves turn red while the weather continues being sunny and hot, then somewhere in November it will suddenly start being cold and gloomy. Well, it doesn't get that cold even then really. I live in a desert!!
Anyway enough about the weather, since I know I have at least a few weeks left of Summer, I've been focusing my purchases on items that might be useful for both summer and winter.
Liz Lisa Stuff
I'm actually very excited about this sweater! It was my first time bidding on something that was kind of competitive. There were a few other people bidding on this and I was really worried that I wouldn't get it!

To make matters worse, I was on a road trip when the auction was set to end. Lucky for me, my boyfriend agreed to help me and we won! I love the color and I think the bows on the shoulders and lace are so cute, even though it's toned down enough that it can be worn very casually as well. I think it'll look nice with jeans or a skirt alike.
I've been looking around for good my melody t-shirts for casual coords, and this one stuck out to me. I love the roses and the soft colors on this one. I found a lot of bright red my melody T-shirts and they were a bit too loud for my taste. Even a lot of the pink ones were more bubblegum pink than what I was looking for. I also really like that this one has the design pretty far up on the shirt, so it won't be cut off when I wear it tucked into a skirt!
Speaking of skirts.... wow I'm in love with these sukapan! The print is very unique to me, it's not the same kind of himekaji border print that I see on a lot of Liz Lisa skirts. I think it has a kind of vintage feeling to it, even. But it's still very Liz Lisa looking. I really like the way they did the waistband. I've gotta try that on my skirts too!
Off Brand
These bow sandals have been on my to-buy list since the very beginning of my wardrobe shopping. I kept putting them off because I figured I should get some more main pieces before buying shoes... but now I'm at the point where I can put together several outfits and have barely any shoes! So I went for it. I think they're a good mix of things, they look really cute and princessey but they're still just flip flops so I can wear them daily and no one will give me a weird look for it.
I wasn't really sure whether to list the Hello Kitty jumper under off brand or it's own brand... the tag says Hello Kitty Sorridere but I can't figure out if Sorridere is a big brand or not. Either way, I think it's really cute. I got this one more with winter in mind. I'm thinking since I have so many dusty pinks and peaches leftover from Summer, I'll mix in some rich reds and maroons to try and balance it out. I really like the cut of this dress, and I especially love how subtle the Hello Kitty print is. From a distance you would think it's just a regular floral print dress, but up close there's the cute detail of little Hello Kittys floating around in the print.
Finally, I found this necklace for really cheap and I really like how it looks! I've been looking for a collar-length necklace to wear with some of my dresses. I think this one has a very Lizmelo feel to it, even though it's off brand.
Looks like my Summer wardrobe is shaping up just in the nick of time! Maybe this weekend I can finish up some of the other items I've been working on making myself. All in all, that will bring me to 22 items in my wardrobe. I don't think I'll be buying much else for Summer, since it's going to get colder so soon after these items arrive, so besides maybe a couple of accessories or one more pair of shoes, this will probably be it for my Summer shopping. 22 items is a bit small for a capsule wardrobe, but for the month left of Summer, I think it's enough. I'll do a wardrobe wrap up post once I start transitioning to my winter wardrobe for daily wear.
Stay tuned,
Fabric District + Little Tokyo Mini Haul
August 09, 2015 •
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fashion
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haul
Yesterday I ventured into Little Tokyo for my friend's birthday! It's always kind of tiring trying to get to and from downtown, but it's always worth it. We browsed a lot of shops and restaurants and then visited the
Barcade, a bar filled with retro arcade games. Admittedly, I'm not a big fan of arcade games, but it was still a really unique place, and we found some pretty fun games as well.
I ended up mostly buying things from Daiso and Kinokuniya, which I was a little disappointed by because those places aren't really special to Little Tokyo, but I'm still really happy with what I found.

The main thing I knew I wanted to get at Kinokuniya is a copy of Larme, since everyone has been talking about that magazine lately. For $10, it feels really sturdy and nice to touch. I was hoping to get a few copies of previous volumes, but unfortunately Kinokuniya only had the current issue in stock. Still, though, I can see what all the hype is about! Inside there are lots of makeup tutorials and style guides that I'm excited about, and it seems like there are some cute stories about some of the models (I think?) that are making me really want to improve my Japanese so I can read them. Once I've had a chance to look through it all I'll definitely be writing a review, and I may scan some of the pages that stuck out to me, so keep an eye out for that in the future. I also waffled on some of the sewing magazines, but didn't end up getting any this time, since I couldn't make up my mind on them.
Most of the other stuff was from Daiso. I found a lot of hair accessories which I think are really cute and will hopefully compliment my growing new wardrobe.
Finally, while this is a little old by now, I also went to the fabric district a couple of weekends back and found some really nice fabric that I'm excited to use!

Most of these are from Michael Levine's remnants room, a magical place where fabric is sold for only a couple bucks a pound. I love that place so much, I can't even put it into words. I wish I had found some pastel floral fabrics, but I really didn't find any that suited me, so the search for cute florals will continue. However, I did found some good stuff. The pink gingham sheer is so floaty and airy, I think it's perfect for summer! And I don't know yet what I plan on using that sparkly blue spandex for, but it was so glittery that I couldn't resist. Maybe it will fit into an idol cosplay I do in the future, or I might try and take it in a soft grunge direction with some kind of cut out crop top... that one won't be able to fit into this Summer's wardrobe for sure, but sometimes you see something and just have to go for it regardless!
I have quite a bit of extra fabric for a lot of these, so I might make some extras of everything and try my luck at selling them.
Until next time,
Ebay Haul: Origin Stories
July 13, 2015 •
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capsule wardrobe
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fashion
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gyaru
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haul
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himekaji
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Today's Haul |
Cute fashion has been something I've chased after for several years now. After a lifetime of being the homely nerd down the street, it's difficult to break out of my shell and try to become cute after all. But little by little I've been making small steps forward, and I'm finally ready to commit to a casual princess lifestyle!
As I explore beauty and fashion, I've become interested in the capsule wardrobe. Many other fashion bloggers have talked about this concept extensively, and I'll also write about how I see it applying to certain j-fashions in the future once my first real capsule wardrobe is complete. The basic premise of the capsule wardrobe is a 37-item wardrobe good for one season (including shoes but not including accessories). What I love about this idea for someone who is new to fashion like me is that it limits my wardrobe to a number which is manageable, and forces me to be creative with what pieces I choose to add to my collection. My choices are small enough that I can compare each piece to the rest of the wardrobe and easily identify which pieces fit to create a cohesive style and which pieces stand out. This is a skill that I want to improve, and I hope that building capsule wardrobes will help me with this goal.
Enough talk, onto my purchases! I did some research into the himekaji (literally casual princess) style and tried to determine what would comprise a basic himekaji wardrobe. After collecting all of my cute frilly, lacey, and floral clothing, I decided that I'm really lacking in
dresses,
skirts, and
cute blouses, and also that most of my T-shirts are not really appropriate for this fashion. I did some window shopping and found some cute items to fill in the gaps in what I already owned, and determined what I will buy and what I will make myself. Of course, skirts mostly fall into the second category! I thought I would buy a lot of blouses, but I actually couldn't find many offbrand blouses which were appropriate for the style, so I'll be modifying some thrifted blouses instead. After all was said and done, these were the 8 items that I settled on for my first summer himekaji haul.
Item 1: The Dress
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Pink Liz Lisa JSK |
This is the purchase I was most excited about, and also almost half the cost of my total purchase on its own!
... Don't freak out guys, it was under $30, I'm just a poor college student. I knew I wanted a cute dress that I could dress down and wear casually or dress up and wear in a more dressy coord. I actually found a dress similar to this at a thrift store in earth tones which I love and wear all the time, so when I saw this dress I was instantly in love with it!
On top of being excited about the style, it's a Liz Lisa piece and also the very first brand item that I have purchased. Due to the low price, I was worried about the authenticity of this dress. However, the eBay seller was very quick in responding to my inquiries with a photo of the Liz Lisa tag. (Perhaps it's so cheap because it's fallen out of style? Oh well, I love it anyway!) My earth tones dress is very cute, but the fabric is quite thin and the skirt isn't quite full enough so it hangs to my legs a bit awkwardly sometimes. I'm excited to receive this dress to see the quality of brand!
This maybe doesn't scream himekaji in particular, but I think it still fits the style loosely. I'm expecting to wear this dress more for casual daily wear, but I bet with the right blouse and accessories it could be dressed up to something really resembling himekaji.
Item 2: The T-Shirt
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Offbrand Watercolor Strawberry T-Shirt |
Although blouses lend themselves more properly to himekaji, since I'm assembling this wardrobe for daily use, I know I'll get sick of wearing blouses every day if I don't give myself some variety. Maybe some days I'll want to wear a T-shirt, but still want to feel like a princess on her day off when I go out. I already have
this Jiji T-shirt, which despite being a men's shirt is very soft and comfortable, and would be easy to pair with a cute skirt for a lazy day coord, but I wanted to give myself a bit more T-shirt variety. This shirt
which you can find on eBay looked just dreamy enough to work with my closet, plus I thought the strawberry motif could work in a summer wardrobe anyway.
This is still probably the biggest risk purchase I made, since I have no idea how the fit will be on it. The listing is marked as plus-size, but also one size fits most. I've also never bought a batwing T-shirt before. But, it was quite cheap and even if it doesn't quite fit out of the package, I can probably salvage it under the sewing machine.
Item 3: The Lace Summer Cardigan
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Offbrand Lace Summer cardigan |
I'm a sweater kind of girl. When I go outside without anything covering my shoulders, I feel absolutely naked. Unfortunately for me, I also live in southern California, and it can't stay winter all year long. I've been wanting to get something thin and light like this. My hope is that I can wear it and feel like I'm wearing a sweater even when it's boiling hot outside.
I was a bit worried about how this would fit in with a himekaji vibe, since to me it has more of an almost cult party kei look to it... but I'll see if I can coordinate it so it doesn't look too out of place.
You can find the listing for this cardigan
here.
Items 4, 5 & 6: Undergarments
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Offbrand Lace Safety Shorts and socks |
Oh man I am so ready for these shorts to suck.
With shipping they were a grand total of $4 and I am not expecting it to be pretty. But for so cheap, I couldn't resist holding out hope that they might be decent. I've been wanting a pair of these since they first became popular. I think they're so cute and would look great poking out under a short skirt.
And of course, what would a himekaji wardrobe be without frilled socks?
The pink ones were listed as "light purple" so we'll see if they actually end up being like in the picture... but they were also extremely cheap so it's not a big deal if it's not the right socks. I might find a use for purple frill socks in the future anyway.
Items 7 & 8: Jewelry
Jewelry was never something I've ever really been able to get the hang of. I've managed to collect a couple of cute necklaces, but I actually have zero bracelets, save for one plastic bead bracelet a friend made for me a long time ago (which is decidedly too bubblegum pink for the muted pinks, peaches, and creams I'm going for in this capsule wardrobe) so I found both of these on eBay for under $1 each. I like the bow motif and I think the fake pearls will create a cute and elegant appeal. Their listings can be found
here and
here.
Overall, my wardrobe still has a lot of work to be done. Since this is going to be meant for daily wear, I wanted to give myself a lot of freedom in how closely I want to follow the style from day to day. I hope that once I add some cute blouses and skirts this collection will start to look more like himekaji. Including items I already owned, the items I just bought, and items which I have plans to make myself, I have about 31 items which I'm pretty sure about. I need to decide on 2-4 more pairs of shoes, which leaves somewhere between 2 and 4 items left as wild cards (and of course, the capsule wardrobe is only a guideline, so if I break 37 by a couple of items that's ok too). I want to get a solid everyday wardrobe going first, and for my final couple of items I'll probably pick a couple of more distinctly himekaji dresses to top off this summer's wardrobe once I've learned a bit more about the style.
I'm excited to learn more about himekaji and dive into a cuter and more fashionable lifestyle!