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>>4415797 Skin color is an aesthetic.
Costumes are an aesthetic.
Sometimes aesthetics clash. Guess
what: You're going to be fucking hard-pressed to find black chicks that
look good in lolita shit, because when the style came into existence,
it was specifically designed for fair-skinned women.
It's the
same reason I look like an idiotic poser douche-nozzle for trying to
look "asian" by wearing a eastern sun-hat in public.
I know it
hurts to have your fragile illusion of total equality in all aspects of
life put to the test, but costuming and cosplay has an artistic nature
to how the medium is created and displayed. Artistic medium deals with aesthetics. Color is an aesthetic. People's skin has color. And people's skin is a product of race.
Whether you like it or not, the color of you skin, and by proxy your race, affect how good you look in certain clothing. It's the same way some women don't wear dresses that are too light in color if they have tan skin.
If you can find a black chick that doesn't look retarded in this get-up, I'd welcome their presence. However,
in general and for the vast majority of cases, this whole "black
lolita" community is based on an idea that doesn't work and looks
retarded, just as much as if there were a group of "white sun-hat
wearers" or "Asian African Tribesmen", thusly why we laugh at them and
their drama. |