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A <n>Gyaru</n> winter outfit from the 2000s.

Model <n>Tsubasa Masuwaka</n> and <n>Hello Kitty</n> on the November 2007 cover of <n>Popteen</n> magazine.

Japanese <n>Ganguro</n> street style from the 1990s.

A fashion editorial showcasing <n>Gyaru</n> style from brands like <n>Moussy</n>, <n>Emoda</n>, <n>Evris</n>, and <n>Sly</n> at <n>Shibuya 109</n>.

Drawings of <n>Hilary Duff</n>, a gyaru portrait, <n>Sonny Angels</n>, and a <n>Crumbl Cookie</n>.

<n>Thelma Aoyama</n> and <n>Nicole Fujita</n> for <n>Shibuya 109</n>'s 90s Gyaru fashion event in 2018.

A 1990s photograph of two women embodying the Japanese <n>Gyaru</n> subculture.

A guide to different <n>Lolita fashion</n> sub-styles. Illustration by <n>Neko Vi</n>.

A model in a Y2K style, photographed by <n>缶</n>.

An example of the <n>Punk Lolita</n> fashion style.

Two women in Gyaru fashion, including pieces by <n>Alba Rosa</n> and <n>Miss Lei</n>, in Shibuya, summer 2000.

Singer <n>Sabrina Carpenter</n> in a dressing room.

Ringo and Papii in <n>Lolita fashion</n>, wearing dresses by <n>BABY, THE STARS SHINE BRIGHT</n>.

Model <n>Yumachi</n> in a <n>Tsuyome Gyaru</n> look for <n>egg</n> magazine, featuring an accessory from <n>Egoist</n>.