Dark mori fashion

Dark Mori, originally known as Black Forest Mori, is a substyle of Mori Girl. Primarily, the style is worn in a feminine way, although some more masculine coordinates can be seen as well. [1][2] Unlike other Japanese fashion substyles that were created in Japan, dark mori was created and worn almost entirely by international adherents to the style. However, the style would not exist without mori kei, as it pulls directly from the main aspects of the style, only changing its color palette…

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Dark Mori, originally known as Black Forest Mori, is a substyle of Mori Girl. Primarily, the style is worn in a feminine way, although some more masculine coordinates can be seen as well. [1][2] Unlike other Japanese fashion substyles that were created in Japan, dark mori was created and worn almost entirely by international adherents to the style. However, the style would not exist without mori kei, as it pulls directly from the main aspects of the style, only changing its color palette…

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Dark Mori, originally known as Black Forest Mori, is a substyle of Mori Girl. Primarily, the style is worn in a feminine way, although some more masculine coordinates can be seen as well. [1][2] Unlike other Japanese fashion substyles that were created in Japan, dark mori was created and worn almost entirely by international adherents to the style. However, the style would not exist without mori kei, as it pulls directly from the main aspects of the style, only changing its color palette…

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Woop woop! Lately I've been grown a certain interest towards dark-mori-kei / strega fashion. I've always liked dark things but I feel like finally I've found my own style besides lolita, of course. I love loose clothing so this style suits me more than well. I still have to gather a lot of different kind of pieces, but I'm getting there. Here's a couple of outfits I've been wearing lately. The first one I was wearing in a Christmas meetup and the second one for my dear friend Carmilla's tea…