Reference Links for That's so Kawaii! Japanese Street Fashion panel

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If you attended my Japanese Street Fashion panel at a convention, these are my resources.

 My panel was based off my article in the D20 Girls Magazine. You can check out my article at the D20 website http://www.d20girlsmagazine.com

 Books:
 

Fruits Magazine: http://www.street-eo.com/

 Refinery video on Decora: http://www.refinery29.com/japanese-decora

 Deconstructing Lolita: http://www.japanculture-nyc.com/2014/04/02/deconstructing-lolita-fashion/

 Mookychick: http://www.mookychick.co.uk/indie-fashion/japanese/decora-japanese-style.php

 Studio Hard: http://www.hard.co.jp/

 Nobuyuki Takahashi: http://www.hard.co.jp/german/profile_01.html

 History of Cosplay: http://www.hard.co.jp/cosplay_02.html

 Caitlin Savage blog: http://groundfilm.tumblr.com

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