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starpyrate

Eevee (Monk/Acolyte) and Umbreon (Mage/Thief) gijinkas

Free to cosplay (please give credit/tag me)

#gijinka #pkmn

global-fashions

Zhang Zhifeng - 2015 NE-TIGER Haute Couture, Mercedes-Benz China Fashion Week S/S 2015

This collection is on another level

#fashion

skaodi

Andrew Gn Resort 2016.

Ironically, this is for May 6. Flygons! Ignore the Escavalier baby, whoever decided the color palette is insane.

I’m also almost a week behind in posting these things whoops!

But that was all the suggested ‘mons, I’ll put up a new request soon. vuv

#pkmn

love-personal

charlestan-deactivated20250120

Here’s a Delphox for Rinzu’s Pokemon Gijinka Collab!

#pkmn

illkim

congodey

I do alot of Pokejinkas… Chie and Bero!

#pkmn

rx79v

Gen 2 fire starters.

Nearly gave up on this one since I had a lot of trouble with the line art. Not sure why. But it turned out OK, I think.

#pkmn

tenaciousbee

Gave the Pokemon Variation challenge a try with Gengar!

#!!!!!!#pkmn

axl-fox

Swoobat variations!

I wanted to give this a try with my favorite pokemon. (there was also a +Noivern variation but since him and Swoobat share similar designs it ended looking just like a dwarf Noivern lmoa)

#pkmn

voldy92

there is nothing rarer and more beautiful than liking every song on an album

americandreambarbie

ursa-machina

Variations of Gothitelle’s evolution line based on different types of Lolita fashion. Click on each for a full view.

The standard Gothic type is the most common one people come into contact with. Designers became very influenced by Gothitelle’s black and white color scheme, which helped give birth to a new fashion, Elegant Gothic Lolita.

As soon as other varieties were discovered, such as a very “sweet” looking Gothitelle with pink and blue colors, designers took notice and created more Lolita designs based on these variations.

If Lolita brands existed in the pokemon world, I’d like to think that some of them took inspiration from the Gothitelle line.

I imagined the brand name “Baby, The Stars Shine Bright” was based on the fact that Gothita kind of looks like a baby, and Gothorita/Gothitelle get their power from the stars. The brand name “Metamorphose“ could have also been influenced by how Gothita evolves and changes each time, lol.

[I’m so proud of myself for finally finishing this thing. My depression made me not care about drawing anymore for the past several weeks, but I’m trying to get back on track again.]

Notes: ★ “Wa” = “Japan, Japanese;” Is used as an adjective in some compound words (washi = “Japanese paper”) ★ “Hime” = “Princess” Please do not delete the caption.

#pkmn