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Hey Everyone! It's  💖Kawaiicute💖
I'm a  Gaijin Gyaru, and my main styles are Himekaji and Kogal (Kogyaru). I've been into gyaru for about 3-4 years but have only started wearing gyaru  about 2 years ago. My biggest inspirations are gaijin gals Lizzie, Sui and Nanako.

In the future, I want to be inspiration for other gyarus, because I remember how hard it was to find old school Himekaji inspo when I first became interested in gyaru.

Join me on my gyaru journey for tutorials, outfit inspo, advice (and some of my biggest gyaru life fails😅).  See you in the next post!

That's all for today!
💖Kawaiicute💖

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