How to be a Lolita

Lolita is a Japanese street fashion inspired primarily by the clothing and general aesthetics of the Rococo and Victorian periods.
In addition to being a fashion, some people enjoy living a "Lolita Lifestyle" in which one sees Lolita as more of a philosophy of living beautifully rather than just dressing it. Some living a Lolita Lifestyle may try and live like a princess, surrounding themselves with thing of beauty, and taking part in a number of proper feminine activities such as baking, embroidery, sewing and other old-fashioned woman's activities.
This article will help you understand what a lolita is, get rid of those ugly myths and beliefs, and help you add a little lolita into your life.

Steps
1/Do your homework to fully understand what a lolita is, you will have to research more than one website of lolita. And asking questions is also helpful. Don't be afraid, Lolita's don't bite!
2/Pick your favorite lolita style. There are Gothic Lolita, sweet Lolita, country Lolita, rococo Lolita, classic Lolita, school Lolita. So choose whichever you like best, and don't feel you have to be loyal to only one style!
3/Make up to know how to be a lolita. 
 

Gothic Lolita Dresses

By far gothic Lolita has been one of the most well-known Lolita style, and used to be the term that would refer to lolita styles.
Though there is a gothic in its name, gothic lolita is rather different from the usual thinking about goth. As with all lolita styles, it's not very revealing, usually cute or elegant.

Black and White Lace and Ruffle Gothic Lolita Dress

Black and White Removable Sleeves Gothic Lolita Dress

There are mainly two types of gothic lolitas dresses: one is the traditional one which has come to symbolize the style as whole, and the other one with more visible gothic influences. In most cases, the traditional gothic lolita wears plain black clothing with white lace.Another type is not as cute as the first one. It places much emphasis on the gothic elements from the popular western gothic fashion. It also breaks out from purely black, revealing colors such as wine, royal blue, deep plum, white, silver and gold.