Kodona

    Kodona, often referred to as 'Boystyle' or 'Ouji' (meaning 'Prince' in Japanese), involves much more boy-ish clothing than most styles.

    Usually this style, ironically, is worn mostly with women instead of men, but wither one can dress it if they choose to. Suspenders, bow ties, neck ties and bowler caps. Long socks are often worn, too (remember about modesty? ;D)

    Hair is often shorter, and may be in a more boy-ish style. Those with longer hair may want to hide their hair in a bun underneath a cap, if they choose to.

    Makeup is usually more less, but dark makeup can be applied around the eyes.

Punk Lolita

    Punk Lolita, just like the name itself says, is a style that is quite hard to pull off and is difficult, as it takes the knowledge of Lolita and Punk combined together to create a great-looking Punk Lolita outfit.

    The bell-shaped skirt can be worn but at times, it can be a little bit shorter for this style. Plaid, tartan and leopard prints are quite common to see, as well as striped socks and fishnet tights, unlike other styles where wearing fishnet tights isn't worn. Mini hats look very nice with with this style.
    Shoes are sometimes chunky, like platforms, or more punk-ish types shoes like Doc Martens.
    Common motifs include skulls, safety pins, checkered prints,badges and slogans.

    Some brands include:
Peace Now
Putumayo
h.NAOTO

Wa/Qi Lolita

    Wa Lolita is taken from traditional Japanese clothing, commonly the Yukata or Kimono. Wa Lolita (and also Qi Lolita) aren't seen very often, and seem to look like cosplay if done wrongly. 


    Qi Lolita is also very similar to Wa Lolita, except that it's based on Chinese traditional clothing.


    Wa Lolita is usually seen with a shorter version of a Yukata, but with a few frills and still maintains it's skirts shape usually with the help of petticoats.


    Traditional fabrics can be very extravagant and will look lovely, but fabric with traditional-inspired prints are also fine and can be used. Very shiny fabrics like silk are often unused, as they will make the outfit look cheap and will not really be considered as Lolita. 
    Traditional shoes such as 'Geta' may be worn, but it is more common to see Lolita shoes worn instead.


    Traditional Japanese hairclips will look so beautiful with this hairstyle. As for makeup, it is best worn light and natural as always. Geisha-inspired makeup shouldn't be worn too much, as it will look a bit too costumey and will ruin the look of this beautiful style.
    Paper fans and parasols can be held with to compliment this style.


    A few brands include:
Aya
Nedjimama Maria

Shiro/Kuro Lolita

    Shiro Lolita, also known as 'White Lolita' is just like what the name itself means; the theme being white , cream or an off-white Lolita Style.


    The style can actually be any Lolita style, for example Sweet or Classic, but just white coloured and is then classified as Shiro.
Wearing black shoes with Shiro Lolita is a big no-no, for obvious reasons.




  Kuro Lolita, or 'Black Lolita' is the exact opposite of Shiro Lolita but in this case, black.
This style is very simple, and can be fairly easy to wear for beginners (and the same also goes to Shiro, too).


    A very clever idea is when two people, one Shiro and one Kuro, pair themselves together to create a very interesting distinction.

Casual Lolita

    Casual Lolita can actually be any Lolita style, but much more toned down that it is acceptable for everyday casual wear (but it's still Lolita!). 


    Cutsews are often worn, instead of the common blouses. Cardigans or boleros can be seen, too. T-shirts or jackets/ jumpers can also be worn with this style. Although this is a much more casual style, baggy clothing shouldn't be worn, as this will ruin the Lolita figure. It is also very important that your outfit is well coordinated. Throwing on whatever and calling it Casual Lolita isn't such a good thing. 


    Hair accessories are much more toned down just like the style itself; them being much more simpler and smaller. Hair clips and bows are very common. Headdresses and hats aren't very suitable for this style. Shoes can still be Lolita, or more casual. Remember to keep your shoes clean!

    Makeup is best natural because, once again, this style is very much toned down. Hair is the same; very simple curls or braids are familiar. It doesn't really matter what your hairstyle is for Casual Lolita, as long as it's very neat and tidy.


    A few brands for Casual Lolita include:
Emily Temple Cute (or ETC)
MILK

    Remember: Keep it simple for this style!

Country Lolita

    Country Lolita is very much similar to Sweet Lolita, although it has some key motifs that set them two apart. Just like it's name, Country Lolita includes things such as gingham prints, straw baskets, hats and fruit.

    

    This style is mostly worn with a blouse underneath, maybe because it's also related to the outdoors. Like all styles, country Lolita is always modest, and usually requires the bell-shaped skirt, just like Sweet Lolita.

    The make-up suited for this style should be basic and natural. If you're going outside, sunscreen, light lipstick and some blush will look great. 

    Common patterns and motifs seen in Country Lolita include things related to nature such as fruit and flowers, gingham prints, hats and straw baskets.

    A few common brands for this style are:

Angelic Pretty (also known as AP)

Metamorphose Temps de Fille (or Meta)

Baby the Stars Shine Bright (BtSSB or Baby)

Hime Lolita

    Hime Lolita, or 'Princess Lolita,' is a very elegant style of lolita that often draws in miniature crowns, tiaras, extravagant or large hair and dresses. Because Hime Lolita does catch the feel of royalty, and class, it is hard to pull this style off unless you are very well groomed, and have done your best to look 'Princess-like.'

    Any natural-looking make-up will look lovely with this style, just remember that the key is looking classy.

Make up is light and can be girly, though with some coordinations, a bit more mature make up is acceptable.

    The hair is commonly curled and carefully styled to create an elegant and extravagant feel. Make up is light and girly, though with some coordinations, a bit more mature make up is acceptable.
    Pearls, roses, bows or anything elegant like tiaras and crowns are very common for Hime Lolita, and suits this style perfectly.


    Brands for Hime Lolita include:
Jesus Diamante
Baby the Stars Shine Bright (also known as BtSSB or Baby)