For gothic lolitas Halloween is when they get to enjoy all that they love to the fullest. Yet things aren’t always so simple for sweet and classic lolitas during this month. Those of us with no black in our wardrobe may feel compelled to get that one black dress just for Halloween meetups. But how to avoid having the same coord every year? With clever coordinating, of course! Let me show you how to style one dress in three different Halloween-appropriate ways.
A witchy outfit is one of the easiest Halloween coordinates you could make. Often it doesn’t even require any black, as witches can wear any colours they like. Although having said this, if you’re planning on getting a ready-made witch hat less expensively, black will be your only choice. So having a black dress to match would be easier. Still, don’t be afraid to become the sweetest pastel witch or go down the Hogwarts route of school uniform witch.
Just like witches, what vampires wear is up to your interpretation. You can simply wear fangs and be a vampire who wears lolita. For more instantly recognisable vampires I suggest either a floaty or over the top classic look. Think Interview with a Vampire, where you could. For your Halloween coord pick whichever look goes better with your main wardrobe, so that you can accessorize properly.
These wonderful animals are one of the symbols of Halloween. Luckily, there are plenty of pieces, both clothing and accessories, you could use, depending on your budget. The amazing thing about this coord is that it’s not even about looking like a bat. Instead, it’s about cramming as many bat shaped things into your outfit as you can.
What other Halloween outfits could you do with a simple black JSK? Make sure to share yours on Alice Holic!
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29-year-old Capricorn, Polish-born, UK-based and in love with Japanese fashion (predominantly Lolita). I enjoy a good bargain, OTT coords, cats and baking, and when in Japan I’m a self-confessed purikura addict. When I don’t blog, I work in the education sector, overseeing international exchange programs, and sometimes I get to do some exciting freelance translations on the side.