Reply and I'll give you your Gyaru subtype based off your profile

@silas not giving me much to work with but Rokku! Rokku, or Rock, is a substyle that comes from the clothing that Rokku Kei bangyas wear. The style is heavily influenced by the music scene, but the style is not restrictive and is quite open to interpretation.

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@critical Goshikku (ゴシック; Gothic) is a sub-style of Gyaru, which incorporates goth fashion and style.

This substyle falls under the shiro gyaru category, yet you can still participate in the substyle regardless of skin tone. This style isn't necessarily similar to rokku, yet something useful to remember is that Goshikku is usually very monochrome/dark in colour, whilst rokku can feature light pink and even greens.

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@⋆⁺₊⋆ 🌙 Nyx ✨ ⋆₊⁺⋆ Amekaji, meaning american casual, is bright, colorful and inspired by the stereotypical idea of America. COCOLULU was an incredibly popular brand for Amekaji.

@Xx-Dart-Darling-xX this one is hard!! I love your aesthetic, the colorful bits remind me of  haady and the rest reminds me of   ane!! Haaady

Haaady, meaning flashy, is a short-lived style from around 2006 until 2011. It was inspired by American and British rock music and 1980s culture. JSG was popular a popular brand for this substyle

Ane

Ane is a mature, classy style of gyaru. This style is often popular with older gyaru, including gals from their early twenties to mid thirties..

@KRIS well well well look who it is  Goshikku (ゴシック; Gothic) is a sub-style of Gyaru, which incorporates goth fashion and style.

This substyle falls under the shiro gyaru category, yet you can still participate in the substyle regardless of skin tone. This style isn't necessarily similar to rokku, yet something useful to remember is that Goshikku is usually very monochrome/dark in colour, whilst rokku can feature light pink and even greens.

@kaixa Saike gyaru is derived from typical bohemian fashion; it is not typically worn as its own substyle, rather it is incorporated into a gyaru's look.

@NthingmoreNthingLess Goshikku (ゴシック; Gothic) is a sub-style of Gyaru, which incorporates goth fashion and style.

This substyle falls under the shiro gyaru category, yet you can still participate in the substyle regardless of skin tone. This style isn't necessarily similar to rokku, yet something useful to remember is that Goshikku is usually very monochrome/dark in colour, whilst rokku can feature light pink and even green 

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@Donnie’s groovy glasses 2 lazy 2 put image... Sory! Rokku, or Rock, is a substyle that comes from the clothing that Rokku Kei bangyas wear. The style is heavily influenced by the music scene, but the style is not restrictive and is quite open to interpretation.

@lucy.wavGoshikku (ゴシック; Gothic) is a sub-style of Gyaru, which incorporates goth fashion and style.

This substyle falls under the shiro gyaru category, yet you can still participate in the substyle regardless of skin tone. This style isn't necessarily similar to rokku, yet something useful to remember is that Goshikku is usually very monochrome/dark in colour, whilst rokku can feature light pink and even greens.

@soph 𑣲𝄞Haaady

Haaady, meaning flashy, is a short-lived style from around 2006 until 2011. It was inspired by American and British rock music and 1980s culture. JSG was popular a popular brand for this substyle.

@Xx_m4rsmassacre_xX agejo or   ane

@Yuuka Mamba

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It was Hime/Agejo! But now over the years I think I've appreciated the Yamanba/Manba style a lot more~

@thatg1rlcaylee agejo

@🍋‍🟩 illicxt 💜 Saike gyaru is derived from typical bohemian fashion; it is not typically worn as its own substyle, rather it is incorporated into a gyaru's look.

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OMG TANKS!!! That was lowkey unexpected but I can see it really well!!!

@savvluvsllamas__Banba was developed from manba by the original Angeleek members. Banba was very popular when it was first made, meaning 'Barbie manba'. However, as it evolved, the Barbie part was leaned into more rather than the Manba part. This but purple

@mrsurrealistThe Amuro style, named after the popular J-pop artist Namie Amuro, was one of the first substyles of gyaru. The girls who would partake in this substyle were nicknamed amuraa. This style takes full inspiration from Namie Amuro.

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yep.. this is awesome ness..

 Tsuyome is a broad term to describe a strong, tough look. Tsuyome, in Gyaru, is an incredibly popular substyle. It is essentially a strong, bold and sexy substyle.

Every aspect if Tsuyome is incredibly bold. This style requires bold makeup, often accompanied by bleached or heavily styled hair. Platforms, wedges and knee-high boots are commonly seen, with D.I.A. being the prominent brand for this substyle. Accessories are worn in excess. Nails are often medium to long in length and heavily decorated.

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@amber Roma, or Romantic, is a casual style of gyaru.

Pink, white, beige and brown are popular colors within the style, with gingham, plaid and polka dots being popular prints. Tans are not as common in Roma, as it has more of a focus on natural looks. Nails are often short to medium length with simple decorations, and hair is usually blond or brown with simple styling. Knee-high boots and long socks are often seen. Did I surprise you? 

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