A young woman with striking visual Kei-inspired makeup and clothing poses in a street setting.
Headline
AUSA Friday
Description
The second transition era began in 1993 by bands such as L'Arc-en-Ciel, Glay (although formed in 1988, their first album was released in 1994), Kuroyume, Malice Mizer and Siam Shade. They gained mainstream awareness, although they were not as commercially successful, except for L'Arc-en-Ciel and Glay whose later huge success was also accompanied by a drastic change in their appearance and were often not associated with visual kei. Around 1995 the visual kei bands experienced a booming success in the general population. It lasted four years, when began the third transition era by bands such as La'cryma Christi, Penicillin, Shazna and Dir en Grey with moderate success. During the 1990s emerged some subgenres, local Nagoya kei (with more emphasize on music rather than fashion), and several conceptual like Eroguro kei (notably band Cali Gari), Angura kei (underground style, wearing traditional kimono or Japanese uniform), and Ouji kei or Kodona kei (prince/boy style, notably Plastic Tree).
Profile
Camera Vivid
Color temperature
5300
Editing software
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows)
Approximate focus distance (m)
2
Usage terms
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Detailed description
A young woman with striking visual Kei-inspired makeup and clothing. Her long, dark hair is styled in loose waves, framing her face as she gazes directly at the camera. The woman's eyes are accentuated by bold red eyeliner and mascara, while her lips are painted a deep shade of red. She wears a black leather jacket adorned with silver studs, which adds to her edgy appearance. Underneath the jacket, she sports a black top featuring a striking red pattern that complements her bold lip color. A delicate silver chain necklace hangs around her neck, adding a touch of elegance to her overall look. The woman's outfit is completed by a pair of high-waisted black pants with silver studs, which add to her edgy style. In the background, a blurred street scene provides a subtle contrast to the woman's vibrant appearance. Overall, the image exudes confidence and self-expression, capturing the essence of the visual Kei aesthetic.
