Visual Kei Appearance

Predominant Colors

	Woodsmoke
	Indian Ink
	Swiss Coffee
	Everest
	Shady Lady
	Empress
	Puce Red
	Caper

Details for Visual Kei Appearance

**Content details**
Content	Detail
Title	Visual Kei Appearance
Headline	AUSA Friday
Keywords	japanese fashion, style, visual kei
Creator	Yenra
Event	Anime USA 2016
Genre	Cosplay
Copyright	Yenra Corporation 2016
Usage Terms	When you repost photos you are in, link back to source.

**Technical details**
Technical	Detail
Aperture	2.8
ISO	100
Focal Length	85.0 mm
Shutter Speed	1/100
Camera Model	NIKON D600
Software	Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows)
Camera Profile	Camera Vivid
Color Temperature	5300
Create Date	2016:10:21 11:53:46
Lens	85.0 mm f/1.4
Make	NIKON CORPORATION

About Visual Kei Appearance

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).

Technical summary: This picture is by Yenra. The camera shot with was a NIKON D600. The lens was 85.0 mm f/1.4. The camera profile used was Camera Vivid. The photo editing software to process the photo was Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows). Shutter speed: 1/100. Film sensitivity was 100. Approximate focus distance: 2 meters.