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What does Lolita mean?
Lolita refers to the clothing with Gothic and retro styles, and the Chinese translation is Lolita. Girls will look cute wearing such clothes, which was first popular in Japan and has now become popular all over the world.

Lolita clothing is usually based on "doll-like exquisite" clothing, with lace, lace, straps or bows to interpret a certain theme. The concept of Lolita follows from European courts, nobles, dolls and so on.

Lolita originated from the novel Lolita published by Nabokov, a famous Russian-American writer, in 1955, and was later adapted into a movie of the same name by Stanley Koblik, which tells the story of an erotic relationship between a middle-aged professor and a girl of 12 years old, with the heroine named Lolita.

"Lolita Fashion" is a small women's dress with a style similar to the classical style. Although it comes from the novel Lolita by American writer Vladimir Nabokov, there is no connection between them.

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Lolita idioms and abbreviations?

Lorraine: The girl in Lolita.

Earthlings: Compared with lo Niang, they are people who are not lo Niang.

Yi: exaggeration, not everyday.

National Brand: Brand Manufacturing in China.

Japanese brand: Japanese brand for lo. National cards are divided into many yards, and Japanese cards are mostly average yards.

Handle: the printed pattern on the skirt.

Solid color: A skirt without handle printing does not necessarily have only one color.

JSK: One-piece skirt with sleeveless suspenders, the most common form of lo skirt, most of which need to be worn with shirts inside.

Op: a sleeveless dress

SK: skirt? overskirt

KC: Generally speaking, it refers to the hair band.

BNT, bonnet, BB hat, etc.: bonnet? European-style sun hat, a common headdress type.

Glove: an ornament worn on the wrist.

Small things: including but not limited to KC, hair bands, hair clips, BNT, hand sleeve accessories, etc.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Lolita