Entity: DECORA
Decora is a Japanese street fashion style that embraces maximalist, anti-fashion dress with vibrant colors, layers of accessories, and a playful creativity.
Decora
Etymology
The term 'Decora' is short for 'decoration style' and originated in the Harajuku district of Tokyo in the late 1990s.
Definition
Decora is a Japanese street fashion style that embraces maximalist, anti-fashion dress with vibrant colors, layers of accessories, and a playful creativity. It is a bold rejection of societal norms through its use of accessories and vibrant hues.
Historical Context
Decora emerged in the late 1990s in Harajuku, Tokyo, as a form of self-expression and rebellion against traditional fashion norms. It gained popularity for its unique and colorful aesthetic.
Cultural Significance
Decora is considered a significant part of Harajuku Fashion and Japanese street style culture. It represents a form of maximalist self-expression and creativity, challenging conventional fashion standards.
Related Concepts
Decora is often associated with other Japanese street fashion styles such as Lolita, Fairy Kei, and Visual Kei. It shares similarities with these styles in terms of creativity and individuality.
See Also
A unique Japanese street fashion style originating in Tokyo's Harajuku district in the late 1990s, characterized by maximalist, anti-fashion dress, vibrant hues, layers of accessories, and a playful, childlike aesthetic.