Belgian Lolitas Dancing. Belgians Wearing Funny Costumes. Belgians Kicking Ass

5 responses to “Belgian Lolitas Dancing. Belgians Wearing Funny Costumes. Belgians Kicking Ass”

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   Chazz

   November 17, 2011 at 8:36 pm

   “The Japan Expo Belgium 2011 was held in Belgium”

   Well thank God someone figured that out. Bashcraft better head back to Scotland Yard though, I hear Sherlock needs his help.

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      Pixel the Ferret Viking

      November 17, 2011 at 9:17 pm

      Bahahaha ZING!

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   Jamie

   November 17, 2011 at 9:22 pm

   I wish we could change the term Lolita for that style of cosplay. It is a pretty nasty connotation, and it makes it hard to explain to people. Moreover, my kids are getting into dressing up for Supanova and such, and it really, really makes my skin crawl to say my 8 year old daughter is dressing as a Lolita, especially when there’s nothing ‘sexy’ about the outfits!

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      Sevorn

      November 18, 2011 at 8:14 am

      Actually, I wish people would stop calling lolita cosplay. It’s not like they’re dressing up as some character. Lolita is a fashion style associated with a certain subculture. Just because it’s a subculture from Japan and it’s a very out-there way of dressing doesn’t make it cosplay. It’s like saying all goths are cosplaying.

      Lolita is a very stupid term to use for the style of dressing. Like you said, it’s not very sexy. It’s in fact the complete opposite of the usual western understanding of lolita. Instead of over-sexualised young girls dressing above her age, it’s more under-sexualised women dressing far below their age.

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   The Real Deal

   November 22, 2011 at 11:13 am

   Did know, it’s actually illegal in Australia to depict woman as underage.

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