• Street / Harajuku Mori
    • lots of layers
    • cream and white predominate.
    • lots of detail.
    • synthetic materials are more acceptable.
    • can lean towards Cult Party Kei.
    • inspo: Harajuku c. 2008
  • Magazine Mori
    • I think of this as 'Librarian Mori'. =D
    • many different colors and patterns, e.g. tartans.
    • less lace and more of other details.
    • usually less layers.
    • inspo: Fudge; Spoon; Western 'twee' fashion c. 2010
  • Tribal / Bold Mori
    • many darker and jewel-like tones.
    • lots of patterns, e.g. Russian folk, tribal.
    • more colourful accessories and jewellery.
    • inspo: Aoi Yu; romanticised Russian peasant costume
  • Hama Girl ("Seashore Girl")
    • nautical themes and stripes; sailor collars.
    • more blues and reds, often washed-out colours.
    • simpler outfits with fewer layers.
    • often has a straw hat.
    • may have bare legs & sandals.
    • more suitable for warm weather.
    • inspo: Earth Music & Ecology; the beach
  • Dark Mori
    • darker colours, including black.
    • motifs still forest-themed, but darker such as animal skulls.
    • may have fantasy elements such as pixie hood or pointed ears.
    • may have more & paler makeup.
    • inspo: witches; elves & pixies; Western goth and emo
  • Yama Girl ("Mountain Girl")
    • outfits practical, more suitable for hiking.
    • brighter colours.
    • leggings with straight skirt very common.
    • 'two-day' skirt often seen.
    • boots and backpacks mandatory.
    • may lean towards more athletic outfits.
    • inspo: hiking and climbing aesthetic
  • Western / European Mori
    • can lean more towards Dark Mori.
    • darker colours, though not black.
    • less lace, less details.
    • can be elven or pixie inspired.
    • jewelry can be silver as well as gold.
    • inspo: Gudrun Sjoden; Ewa e Walla
  • Romantic Mori
    • mostly sticks to white and cream colours.
    • lots and lots of lace and/or Broderie Anglaise.
    • may have prettier, girlier details such as high-heeled shoes.
    • inspo: Romantic art movement; 1910s fashion
  • Over the Top (OTT) Mori
    • fantasy details such as antlers, fawn makeup.
    • may strictly adhere to original ideal (e.g. cream; lace)
    • may have oversized elements or more layers than normal.
    • may add in elements from lolita.
    • inspo: fashion shows; fantasy; cosplay
  • Shabby Chic Mori
    • similar to Western & Romantic variations.
    • light cream colours with some pink or other pale colours.
    • lots of floral patterns.
    • often has lace and flower accessories.
    • cluttered but cute look.
    • inspo: Ewa e Walla; Magnolia Pearl; shabby chic interior design
  • Practical Mori
    • simple outline.
    • sturdier fabrics.
    • less detail, usually no lace.
    • colours may be traditional or darker.
    • inspo: Natural Kei; Western 'twee' fashion
  • Minimalist Mori
    • very simple lines.
    • few or no layers.
    • simple linen dresses and few accessories or jewellery.
    • inspo: Japanese sewing books
  • Casual Mori
    • simpler, less layers.
    • may have a t-shirt with printed motif.
    • non-Mori outfits with Mori-inspired elements.
    • inspo:

Mori-inspired or mashup styles

  • Mori Lolita
    • lolita silhouette and staple elements.
    • Mori motifs and/or colours.
    • inspo: Lolita
  • Mori Dolly Kei
    • deep, jewel-like colours
    • patterns and textures such as tapestry.
    • tassels are commonly seen.
    • more makeup than usually seen in Mori.
    • inspo: Dolly Kei; fairy tales
  • Mori Cult Party Kei
    • cream and white colours are mandatory.
    • lots of layers and lace.
    • printed tights are often seen.
    • more makeup than usually seen in Mori.
    • inspo: Cult Party Kei
  • Mori Boho
    • Western boho style with Mori-inspired elements
    • skirts may be shorter, crop tops, tank tops, etc.
    • inspo: Free People; 1960s Western fashion; 1990s boho
  • Mori Gyaru
    • Gyaru style with more natural tones, floral prints and layers.
    • skirts shorter and heels mandatory, as per Gyaru.
    • inspo: Gyaru; Himegyaru

from: http://idontknowmuchbutimlearning.blogspot.com.au/2014/11/variations-of-mori-girl-part-1.html

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