The inspiration of our enamel pins
The history of Lolita fashion
Lolita fashion originated in Japan. It would not be rare, in Harajuku, to see two young women dressed in a sophisticated manner, with beautiful frilly dresses. This fashion appeared in the 80s and takes up the Victorian aesthetic, adapted to the « Kawaii » taste that the Japanese appreciate so much.
Although each Lolita outfit has common inspirations (Victorian style, platform shoes, knee-length dresses), each style has additional inspirations that make the outfits vary.
For example, we can see the Country Lolita, inspired by the western countryside, the Sailor Lolita, inspired by sailor outfits, or the Shiro or Kuro Lolita, which bet on their all white or all black outfits.
Let's discover today the « Gothic » Lolita…
The « Gothic Lolita » in a few words
The Gothic Lolita is a style derived from the Lolita, much more inspired by the Victorian Gothic look than the others. The main colour is always black, with motifs with religious connotations, or spooky. Bats, cranes, crosses, castles and red roses are often present, as well as a very classical overall look. The colours can, of course, vary: brown, burgundy, navy blue... the important thing is to be able to see the classicism of the outfits with the gothic touch!
Atelier Perséphone makes you discover Pin's collection « Lolita Couturier »
This original creation from the Atelier Perséphone thus declines one of the most famous influences of the Lolita style! Our pin highlights a dress as mysterious as it is authentic. The presence of several rosaries will immediately bring an enigmatic side to your style of dress.
Finally, our Gothic Lolita enamel pin (in the red/Bordeaux) can be easily attached to your clothes or to a tote bag thanks to the presence of two butterfly ties.
Features:
- Can be easily attached with two pin stoppers
- Copper-coloured metal
- Unique 41 mm x 48 mm enamel pin
- Exclusive creation by the Atelier Perséphone
This original enamel pin is part of our new collection « » on the theme of couture and dresses worn in Japan (and all over the world now).
