All styles of jk uniforms jk uniform matching taboos

JK uniform is a clothing style, which originated from the uniform of Japanese female high school students. Due to the development of two-dimensional culture, JK uniform has become more and more accepted by the public and has become a common wear. However, there are many types of JK uniforms. How much do you know about them?

JK uniforms are the uniforms for Japanese female high school students, while boys' uniforms are called DK uniforms. JK uniforms are generally divided into Western-style uniforms and sailor uniforms. Some businesses will also design their own kindergarten styles that imitate Japanese kindergarten uniforms, but that is not an orthodox school uniform style.

This article is divided into two parts to introduce JK uniforms, one is the sailor suit uniform, and the other is a Western uniform. If you want to know more about which part, newbies can refer to the following methods to avoid falling into the pit.

Sailor uniform

Sailor suits are generally composed of sailor suit tops, skirts, and triangular scarves (bow ties, tie ropes). The tops are divided into sailor collar shirts and square sailor suits. The tops are wide and short, and the tops are wider than the skirts at the junction. The tops are also relatively short, which can make slightly fat girls look thinner. Thin girls look even smaller against the sailor suit.

Depending on the shape of the collar, lapels are divided into four types: Sapporo lapel, Kanto lapel, Kansai lapel, and Nagoya lapel.

Sapporo collar: The collar is the shortest, curved and has no chest guard.

Kanto lapel: The collar is longer than Sapporo lapel, and it comes in both straight and curved shapes, and the chest block may or may not be present. Western lapel: The collar is longer than Kanto lapel, and it is straight without any curvature, and the chest block is not removable. Nagoya lapel: The collar is very long, and it is straight without any curvature, and the chest block is not removable.

In addition to the difference in collars, they are also distinguished by the number of lapels on the collar and the color of the lapels. As shown in the picture above, from left to right: white three-line, red two-line, white two-line, black one-line. Those without lapels are called no-line, and two wide and one thin are called parent-child; there are also deformed lapels, but in essence, they are all JK uniforms.

There are also many styles of decorations under the collar, mainly triangular scarves, ties, bow ties, etc. Matching suit jackets, cardigans, pullovers, coats, vests, etc. forms different styles.

Skirt: Unlike Western-style uniforms, the length of a sailor suit does not necessarily have to be short. Long skirts and medium-length skirts can both reflect the different charms of a sailor suit, thus bringing out their own unique charms. Newbies can try out different skirt lengths to see how they feel.

Suits

Western-style uniforms consist of the following parts: shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve) + cardigan (vest) + bow tie (neck cord or tie) + skirt + suit jacket.

Shirts: Ordinary shirts are basically not waisted, and you can't see them when tucked into a skirt. And the collars of shirts are mostly standard collars (maybe small square collars) and round collars (round collars). Some special designs have waisted, sailor collars or other designs. You can also use business shirts with good patterns, there is no limit.

Plaid skirt: Plaid skirts have various plaid designs. Summer clothes are mainly fresh light colors, while winter clothes are mainly heavy dark colors. The splicing feeling is very shocking.

Bow tie: The bow tie or necktie usually matches the pattern of the kilt and is worn as a set.

Suit jacket: basically divided into collared and collarless. The more special ones I have seen are sailor collar suits, hemmed suits, and patchwork design suits. Collarless suits can be roughly divided into V-neck and round-neck. Most V-neck suits are original sailor suits. Suit fabrics are mostly tr twill or wool, which may stick to hair. Suit jackets are slightly slimmer than adult jackets.

Uniform shoes: 3.5cm high, matte uniform shoes are regular uniform shoes. They are more comfortable than high-heeled uniform shoes when going to school and walking all day. In addition to matching uniforms, they are also versatile with other clothes.

Nowadays, many young girls like JK uniforms. There are two main reasons why JK uniforms, as a niche clothing, are so popular. First, JK uniforms originated in Japan and were originally the school uniforms of Japanese high school girls. The versatile and fashionable style is very pleasing, and the most important thing is that it is relatively comfortable. Second, as a school uniform, the design of JK uniforms is relatively simple and the style is single, which is suitable for all girls, regardless of height, weight or size.

Often, people even forget that this is a niche clothing, so some girls will mix and match some items when wearing JK uniforms, thinking that such a combination will look more fashionable and more advanced. But in fact, randomly mixing and matching some inappropriate items will cause relatively large misunderstandings. For example, people in the circle will misunderstand that you are wearing a fake JK uniform. Once this misunderstanding occurs, it will cause a lot of trouble.

When wearing JK uniforms, newbies should try not to match these items, or they may look like knockoffs! Although there are many basic JK uniforms, you should still be careful to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. The first item you need to avoid is the cheap-looking, ordinary knee-high socks. Many girls now choose to match JK uniforms with white knee-high socks, as they think this makes them look younger and more student-like.

But what everyone doesn’t know is that, in a sense, knee-high socks are a representative item of Harajuku style clothing, and JK uniforms are often more matched with short or long black socks. So in the eyes of many outsiders, the combination of JK uniforms with white knee-high socks not only looks weird, but also has a strong sense of copycat and cheapness. So, if you really like JK uniforms, when choosing matching items, you can try to understand the relevant matching methods.

At the same time, you can also learn about some typical items and typical combinations in this clothing field to avoid unnecessary disputes. Secondly, the second item that everyone should eliminate is round-toed baby shoes. Round-toed baby shoes are small leather shoes with round toes that look cute. This type of shoes often appears in the matching of Lolita dresses. It can be said that it is the most commonly worn pair of shoes by Lolita girls when they appear. They are versatile and comfortable.

Most JK uniform enthusiasts who have been in the circle for a long time usually wear leather shoes that female students often wear when wearing JK uniforms, similar to small leather shoes for commuting. Most of these shoes are simple in design and do not have various gorgeous decorations, which is more in line with the student style. When wearing JK uniforms for daily travel, try not to match them with round-toed doll shoes, because this may make you look tasteless and lack uniqueness.

In the eyes of the top fans of JK uniforms, this kind of combination often appears in the copycat style, so you should be careful when matching. If you really like round-toed leather shoes, you can buy some exquisite and cute small shoe clips to decorate them, which can also make the shoes look less monotonous. The third type of matching item to be rejected is a headdress that is too avant-garde or too old.

Generally speaking, the styles of JK uniforms are relatively basic. If they are matched with various headdresses, they must be of the same style so that they look more coordinated. Solid-colored hairpins and solid-colored hair ties are good choices. However, there are always some girls who like to pursue avant-garde elements, and their headdresses will have some Internet buzzwords, etc. There are also some girls who like ancient headdresses and ancient gold hairpins. It is also very common in the circle to use ancient headdresses to match modern JK uniforms.

Although this way of dressing will create a unique sense of fashion, strictly speaking, it is a risky behavior. Because there are many mature and rational people in the circle, but there are also many radical and extreme people. If you happen to meet those unfriendly people, you will not only be scolded as a copycat, but you may also be dragged into the level of disrespecting culture, which is really not worth the loss. Before you master the correct matching method, try not to match the above items when wearing JK uniforms, be careful of the "copycat feeling"! In addition to the items mentioned above, what other uniform matching methods do you know that are full of disobedience?

The dark blue suit jacket is also one of the many matching options, because the dark blue color is easy to match, it can be matched not only with dark blue JK uniforms but also with black JK uniforms. After all, these two colors are most suitable for girls who are lazy to match. There is no sense of disharmony, and there will be no minefields. If you match the dark blue suit jacket with the burgundy JK uniform, it is not strange, and it is not unmatched. After all, both colors are considered dark colors, and the scheme of matching them together is also feasible.

If the burgundy JK uniform is matched with a suit jacket of the same color, it will be a bit inconsistent, unless it is an original design. If you match the same color by yourself, it will easily lead to a minefield and have a counterproductive effect. So the bold idea of ​​matching a whole set of the same color is also a big risk. If you take the right risk, you may be able to make your eyes shine. If you fail, then it is bound to have a counterproductive effect.

Let’s not talk about the color of the suit jacket. If the style is not right, it will be useless even if the color is well matched. Because the effect of the suit is not something that everyone can support, and it also depends on the frame and body shape. On the surface, it looks good when you see other people’s sketches, but in fact, you also need to pay attention to your own shoulder distance. It is not the effect that others wear, but the effect that you can wear. Therefore, matching a suit is also a difficult task. The size must be measured before you can start. It is not based on the usual size of clothing, and you also need to leave some space for stretching your arms.

For girls with broad shoulders, it is best not to choose a suit jacket. Otherwise, the effect may not be as good as in the photos. Instead, it may become a crash scene between the seller and the buyer. The design of the suit is almost biased towards girls with medium frame. If you are too thin, you will not be able to support the effect of the suit shoulders. This is the picky part of the suit. It doesn’t matter if you can’t wear the suit. You can also wear other matching options, such as woolen vests, or sweatshirts, etc. There are also many jacket matching options that match JK uniforms, and they don’t necessarily have to be suits.

The matching of other styles also depends on the style of JK uniforms. You can't match a sweet pink vest with the JK uniform style. This matching scheme will definitely not only fail, but also have a garish effect. The color of the matching socks should also be based on the style of the JK uniform. You can't just pick up a pair of socks of any color and put them on. It would be strange if random matching is not suitable and counterproductive. It doesn't matter if you don't know how to match. There are many bloggers who recommend matching tips. Everyone should pay more attention.