GYARU-ABLE: Atelier Fix Design

Ever since I discovered the brand Atelier Fix Design (and sister brand Duck Farm), thanks to Natsumi's blog post listing western gyaruable brands, I've been obsessed with collecting every piece I can match to my current wardrobe! 💜

🦋 Brand: Atelier Fix Design (formerly Fixdesign)
🦋 Country: Italy
🦋 Active: no

Fixdesign was founded in 2004 by Gianmarco Maggiulli and became a full-fledged fashion house in 2006, rebranded as Atelier Fix Design. The brand is very himekaji and Liz Lisa coded to the point where I wonder if they weren't a direct inspiration. The best part? As a premium brand, the cut and fabric of the pieces is amazing. Cashmere, wool, 100% cotton... all at super cheap prices since the brand went out of fashion.

Spring-Summer 2019 Haul: Alba Rosa, Liz Lisa & More!

Hello gals! I wanted to share my latest haul from Mercari, Fril Japan and some local thrift stores!

I am obsessed with the old school ganguro look from the 90s at the moment, especially the sleeveless top + pencil skirt silhouette, paired with platforms. I have started collecting anything and everything with tropical, hibiscus, or banana leaf prints, with bright colours like teal and yellow, but especially all shades of orange, from corals to burnt orange, as I'm loving its warm contrast with my tanned skin.

You and Me Japan Review: Liz Lisa Floral Skirt

Hello gals!

Today I would like to share my experience with the second hand JFashion online store You and Me Japan (@youandmejapan on Instagram).
You and Me Japan sells second hand Liz Lisa and Swankiss items for a reasonable price. They have a very small selection of items but I think they stock prints that I haven't easily found in eBay stores for example. I had originally ordered this skirt through Mercari, but the transaction fell through, so I decided to test this store instead!