This blog isn't cute. I'm too old to be cute. I am however, gyaru, and I am opinionated. That, according to the standards of the internet, is enough to have a blog. I've been involved in western gyaru since '05, and I know everyone who is or was anyone in the western community. You wanna know secrets? I've got your secrets. Read more about me »
SCawaii is another mature magazine for older gyaru. The focus is much more targeted at being sexy as opposed to being cute. Most people don’t rate SCawaii high on the list of gal magazines to read, but I think it’s a good magazine to see some different stuff.
Ranzuki is a much younger magazine than the others I’ve reviewed this week. Will the trends stay the same in a younger generation? Let’s find out!
Woofin Girl is the opposite extreme of serebu, which is B-gal. B-gal incorporates hip-hop and glamour to create a unique street style that keeps the distinct hair, nails and make that makes gyaru the style it is today. It still keeps the same line of trends as other gal magazines, but with a unique twist.
If I had to pick one word to describe Jelly, it would be SEXY! Jelly is geared towards a older audience that has grown out of cute amekaji or crazy manba and are ready to dress like their favorite American celebrities (this style is called serebu). Jelly features a lot of celebrities on the covers [...]
