>http://hellolace.net/styles/
>http://hellolace.net/shopping/where-to-buy

I'd suggest going to hellolace.com for info on different loli styles.

Taobao is good for offbrand dresses and items such as jewelery and stockings

Mbok is a site like ebay where you can find secondhand loli, along with EGL comm sales.

For Taobao and Mbok you'll need a shopping service to buy from them, but EGL has reviews on different ones you can use

Not OP, but kind of a newbie question, so I'll ask here, rather than open up another thread.

Where would the best places to buy cheap(er) classic lolita clothing? I've had a look on bodyline, but most of it seems to be sweet.
Am I just not looking hard enough?

>>4888710

Somewhere that hopefully has a website in english, too...

Another newbie here, I have broad shoulders. What styles should I try to do while still maintaining myself as a lolita?

>>4888750
Styles? I doubt it matters, go for whichever you prefer, I'd say it's more what you wear, than the style.

I have fairly broad shoulders, myself, so I'm interested in what I can do to help make it a little less noticable.
My hips are quite wide, too, nearly 11" wider than my waist, though I'm unsure if this would be a problem, given the way skirts/dresses look in lolita.

>>4888764

bumping

>>4888710
Taobao (like chinese ebay stores, kinda) has lots of cute things at lower prices if you don't mind waiting for it to be custom made. You need a shopping service though. here's a list of good shops & there's some shopping services listed at the top too:

http://egl.livejournal.com/16187531.html

>>4888922
Oh, no, I don't mind waiting.
Thanks much for the links

>>4888938
You're welcome! I usually plan my taobao store orders 2-3ish months before I want to wear the thing just in case (usually you get it a lot sooner than that, about a month and a half but sometimes there are delays).

>>4888951
Oh, alright :) I'll keep that in mind for when I'm, ordering anything.