- Kogal is a sub-style of gyaru that revolves around a more youthful, student-like aesthetic. It’s often depicted in anime and is a huge part of Japan’s gyaru subculture.
- Genel olarak, kogal dili, davranışı ve görüntüleri, kısıtlayıcı bir ebeveyn kültüründen isyan etme ve çeşitli kadınlık fikirlerini öne sürme ihtiyacını yansıtır.[11].
- Borrowed from Japanese コギャル (kogyaru) (see there for more), ultimately from English gal. Pronunciation. (US) IPA(key): /ˈkoʊɡæl/.
- Classic Shibuya Kogal w/ Loose Socks & Sweaters. Shibuya kogal Schoolgirls in Uniform.
- Genel olarak, kogal dili, davranışı ve görüntüleri, kısıtlayıcı bir ebeveyn kültüründen isyan etme ve çeşitli kadınlık fikirlerini öne sürme ihtiyacını yansıtır.[11].
- Often accompanied with dyed hair, makeup, and a scarf as well. (Info from "Wikipedia":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kogal) Similar to [[gyaru]].
- The kogal fashion involves wearing an outfit based on a Japanese school uniform, but with a shortened skirt, loose socks, and often dyed hair and a scarf as well.
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- They only see me as kogal, like the ones they see on TV."[12] Others state the kogal look was used alongside the enjo kōsai panic of the 1990s.