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Kitty And The Bulldog: Lolita Fashion And The Influence Of Britain
@ Victoria & Albert Museum South Kensington (V&A Museum), London
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Kitty And The Bulldog: Lolita Fashion And The Influence Of Britain
Kitty and the Bulldog explores the way in which British fashion – notably Victoriana, Punk and Gothic – has influenced the development of Japan’s ‘Lolita’ style, a cult fashion movement whose defining feature has been its preoccupation with cuteness, or ‘kawaii’. The display features nine outfits recently bought in Tokyo for the V&A's permanent collections.
Image © Victoria & Albert Museum
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Venue: Victoria & Albert Museum South Kensington (V&A Museum)
Website http://www.vam.ac.uk
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