Gyaru o gals japonesas

What are gyaru or gals?

The term «gyaru» originates from the Japanese transliteration of the English word gal (girl), and it’s a fashion subculture born in Shibuya, Japan.

It started as a rebellious fashion trend, against the Japanese standard where beaty equals pale skin, dark hair and natural make-up.

Since the mid 90’s, this movement derived in many subcategories, like kogyaru, ganguro, mamba… All of them retaining the basics and the spirit of Gyaru, trying to be wild, sexy and not afraid to stick out of the norm.

Nowadays, the gyaru movement decreased drastically in popularity in favour of other fashion styles.

Kogal or Kogyaru (コギャル)

The word kogal refers to Japanese schoolgirls following the gyaru fashion style. It comes from the Japanese words «Kokosei Gyaru» (High school gal).

Some characteristics of this look are the tanned skin, bleached hair, long nails, loose socks and the mini school skirt.

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  Threesome

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  Rino Katagiri

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  Gangbanged by the Rugby team

Ganguro (ガングロ)

Ganguro gradually replaced kogal during the 90s, with a much darker tanned skin and heavy white make-up on the eyes and lips. Eyelashes are another characteristic of this look.

Some other styles derived from ganguro, like Manba (マンバ), with a heavy tan but more colorful hairs and a tropical/beachy look.

Kuro gyaru (黒ギャル) also derives from ganguro, featuring dark tans.

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  Airi Tachibana hardcore

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  Facialized Tachibana

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  Busty gal

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  Mana Izumi creampied

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  Outdoor sex

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  Outdoor sex party

Agejo (上げ嬢)

A fashion style worn mainly by club hostess and older gals (but not exclusive). It’s considered a sexy and glamorous style, wich often includes stockings, fishnets and lots of lace.

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  Makoto Yuuki

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  Group sex

Hime-gyaru (姫 ギャル)

Princess style, not to be confused with the lolita style.

Hime gyaru style is characterized for the voluminous hair, with lots of curls. Also for the predominance of pink and cute clothes, although other colors like black are also worn.

Some of the accesories worn by hime gals are crowns, pearls and lace.