Zwarte Gothic Lolita-jurk met madeliefjesprint, kersenborduursel en Edwardiaanse kraag

I wanted a gothic lolita look for a Gothic Lolita meetup, and this delivered exactly that mood. The jacquard texture gives the dress more depth, so the shape stayed neat for several hours. This one is going straight into my regular rotation for themed events.

I really like the embroidery; it gives the outfit a strong gothic lolita mood. The look needed platform shoes before it felt complete to me. Overall, it worked nicely for an anime convention.

I wanted a gothic lolita look for a tea party, and this delivered exactly that mood. I paired it with a petticoat, and the Black color was very easy to coordinate. I kept getting compliments on the embroidery.

I went with Black because I wanted the embroidery to be the focus of the coordinate. The Black option worked especially well with a petticoat. In photos, the Black and embroidery combination looks especially good.

The Jacquard suits this design, especially around the embroidery. The bodice has a defined look, while the embroidery gives the skirt plenty of movement. It came together with very little extra styling.

Size L worked well for me after I used the measurements on the chart. The embroidery and gothic lolita silhouette add depth without making the outfit feel too busy. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

This is one of those pieces that looks complete as soon as the skirt is shaped properly. The embroidery sits nicely once adjusted, and the embroidery photographs beautifully. I would happily wear it again for another Gothic Lolita meetup. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

I went with Black because I wanted the embroidery to be the focus of the coordinate. The Black option worked especially well with a matching headpiece. The finished coordinate looked polished from every angle.

I really like the embroidery; it gives the outfit a strong gothic lolita mood. The color shifts slightly under indoor lighting, though the overall effect is still pretty. My favorite part of the design is still the embroidery.

I went with Black because I wanted the embroidery to be the focus of the coordinate. The placement of the embroidery looks neat once adjusted, and photos show the jacquard finish clearly. I would happily wear it again for another Lolita meetup. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

This is one of those pieces that looks complete as soon as the skirt is shaped properly. The Jacquard gives the embroidery a cleaner finish than I expected. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

This is one of those pieces that looks complete as soon as the skirt is shaped properly. The Jacquard gives the embroidery a cleaner finish than I expected.

The Jacquard suits this design, especially around the embroidery. The Black option worked especially well with a petticoat. The finished coordinate looked polished from every angle. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

The jacquard fabric suits this design, especially around the embroidery. The jacquard texture gives the dress more depth, so the shape stayed neat for several hours. This one is going straight into my regular rotation for themed events.

I chose Black, and the first thing I noticed was how clearly the embroidery appeared in person. I like that the Daisy Print Cherry Embroidery Edwardian details are visible without taking over the entire coordinate.

I wanted a gothic lolita look for a portrait shoot, and this delivered exactly that mood. I like that the Daisy Print Cherry Embroidery Edwardian details are visible without taking over the entire coordinate. In photos, Black works especially well alongside the gothic lolita silhouette.

The design is beautiful and the Black option is easy to coordinate. I needed to adjust the embroidery more carefully than expected before wearing it out. Overall, it worked nicely for an anime convention.

The Jacquard suits this design, especially around the embroidery. I like that the Gothic Lolita details are visible without taking over the entire coordinate. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

I really like the embroidery; it gives the outfit a strong gothic lolita mood. It fit a little closer than my usual size, so I would measure instead of guessing. Once everything was adjusted, it photographed very well.

I went with Black because I wanted the embroidery to be the focus of the coordinate. The placement of the embroidery looks neat once adjusted, and photos show the gothic lolita silhouette clearly. For me, the size chart and the finished fit were consistent.

The embroidery caught my eye online, but the overall silhouette is what I ended up loving most. It has enough visual detail for photos, but I could still move around comfortably at a weekend outing.

The Black color and embroidery look lovely together. It fit a little closer than my usual size, so I would measure instead of guessing. Overall, it worked nicely for a tea party.

The Jacquard suits this design, especially around the embroidery. The proportions looked balanced on me in size L, especially through the bodice and skirt. For me, the size chart and the finished fit were consistent.

The embroidery caught my eye online, but the overall silhouette is what I ended up loving most. The embroidery and jacquard finish add depth without making the outfit feel too busy. I kept getting compliments on the embroidery.

The design is beautiful and the Black option is easy to coordinate. It fit a little closer than my usual size, so I would measure instead of guessing. The embroidery is still my favorite part of the design.

I wore this dress to a tea party, and it felt like the right balance of dramatic and wearable. The bodice has a defined look, while the embroidery gives the skirt plenty of movement. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

I really like the embroidery; it gives the outfit a strong gothic lolita mood. It fit a little closer than my usual size, so I would measure instead of guessing. My favorite part of the design is still the embroidery.

This is one of those pieces that looks complete as soon as the skirt is shaped properly. It has enough visual detail for photos, but I could still move around comfortably at a Gothic Lolita meetup. The listing is for the dress itself, so I used my own accessories.

I chose Black, and the first thing I noticed was how clearly the embroidery appeared in person. I paired it with a simple choker, and the Black color was very easy to coordinate. The finished coordinate looked polished from every angle.