Fashion Analysis - Blog Posts

No pressure! but I'm a huge fan of Frogue. Any chance we can get some previews/hints about what's coming up next?

Thank you very much I really appreciate it ₍𝄐⩌𝄐₎ and there has been less pressure now so its all good

And here is the list I'm currently working on at the moment I have decided not to do everything in my inbox as of right now because some were inappropriate (one was a litteral porn star) and some I will do after this batch because there is a shit ton but I will get around to doing more batches eventually

Junko + Mukuro as Junko differnces

My favourite Danganronpa character and why

Chuuya Nakahara

Mary Poppins

Thoughts on: Byakuya Togami, Peko Pekoyama, Kirumi Tojo

Jou Tazuna

Sniper Mask

Killua Zoldyck

Any pjo character ×2 (got ask twice so I will be doing Will Solace and Nico Di Angelo)

Herta

My editor

Fav artist (I'm going to assume it ment musical artist because actual artists would be difficult)

Fashion no-no's

Why my top hat

Chihiro's dad

Mondo Owada

What to wear to impress someone

Anya

Yor

Freminet

Kiyotaka Ishimaru

Hifumi Yamada

Celestia Ludenburg

Seto Kaiba because there was someone bitching but I don't know what their ask was so I'm going to do Kaiba as well out of spite (also doing it for @shut-up-mokuba because they are very cool I reccomend going to check out their account)

And Ceil Phantomhive and Froppy are done in @frogueedit0r

₍𝄐⩌𝄐₎ have hat of appreciation 🎩

irl you

I'm not comfortable doing this one for a number of reasons. One big one is that I don't want to be putting pictures of myself on the Internet

I hope you can understand ₍𝄐 ͜͡ 𝄐₎

FROGUE MAGAZINE UPDATE!

I found another frog at my college and we have decided to work together so I HAVE AN OFFICIAL EDITOR NOW!!!!! THEY ARE VERY COOL! Their blog name is Just-a-mad-mad-frog and their @ is @frogueedit0r

The reason for this is because my motivation is ass and comes in waves so it will take a couple of weeks and then I will complete 5 asks in a few days. I have a shit ton of anons piling up and I'm very sorry for not getting them out quicker, so me and my editor will be working together so we can get as many out as quickly as possible! Their blog will be available for asks and questions but the actual "can you do *insert random character*" stuff will probably be posted here (not sure right now we are still woring out stuff)

Another main reason for the magazines new editor is because of some stuffs that has been happening recently. I will explain below (you absolutely don't have to read it) and @frogueedit0r has their own statement on their new blog

To the anons who keep (rudely) harassing me in my inbox (and once directly in my dms which was funny) about when their ask will be completed and such:

Questioning me with stuff like "when the fuck will you do my ask about Gabimaru done ive been asking for a fucking month now the🥇anon" absolutely does not make me go faster, I have a bunch of coursework to do before I get to my blog so chill the fuck out and congrats because if you had waited you would have gotten your analysis and you wouldn't be blocked now

I have other blogs to run as well so yeah

I have a life outside of tumblr. And so does my new editor.

Again our collage coursework is priority

If I don't block you we will deliberately not do your ask right and/or do something else for shits and giggles out of spite instead

I'm sorry if this post came off rude, I love getting the asks but it gets a tad bit annoying when some people keep questioning when I will get their stuff done. So now FROGUE has an editor we will be able to avoid this stuff piling up ₍𝄐 ͜͡ 𝄐₎

You know what you must do. It's been a long time coming.

Analyze your queen.

Im very sory because I have no brain only cheese, is this referring to Celeste, Junko, the queen of frogs , Elizabeth the 2nd, or someone else entirely?

would you be willing to do other fandoms

Yep! I am currently working on an ask about a character from Your Turn To Die

fucking do yourself or some shit

I did a few days ago ₍𝄐 ̫͡ 𝄐₎

(This is one of the most brilliant things I’ve ever seen thank you ₍𝄐 ͜͡ 𝄐₎)

Starting at the bottom, the black loafers are a classic choice that adds a touch of sophistication to the ensemble. They pair well with the red skirt. (Extra points on the list for it being red)

White Leg Warmers: This is where things get interesting. Leg warmers have a retro vibe, reminiscent of the 80s or dance/exercise aesthetics. White is a nice contrast to the bolder red. They also add visual texture and volume to the lower legs.

Moving on to the top half, the white shirt with the top button undone adds a relaxed and casual vibe. The beige cardigan is a great layering piece that can be worn open or closed, depending on the temperature and your desired level of coverage.

The red bow adds a pop of color and ties the outfit together nicely. It's a small detail that makes a big impact and pulls the whole look together.

Red nails: (these are brilliant) The red nails complement the red skirt and bow, creating a cohesive color scheme. (Also i just really love them)

Finally, the hair grip with a four-leaf clover (also serving as a reference) and the two crossed ones are a cute and subtle way to accessorize the hairstyle. This is a small detail but adds a personal touch. The four-leaf clover brings a sense of luck and charm to the overall look.

(I adore the red in this outfit! Also is that Sayaka in the magazine or am I really stupid)

Gyaru Makoto splash art

Do yourself for an analysis

oki!

This fives me a chance to finally show all of my lil sprite things!

they are very groovy

Let's dive into a fasgion analysis on me Frogue from FROGUE Magazine

Overal Impression: I am presenting a look that is deliberately sophisticated. The ensemble balances classic elegance with modern identity expression.

Key Elements and Breakdown:

Top Hat with Red Ribbon: A classic. The top hat instantly adds a layer of formality and old charm. The black color provides a solid, grounding presence. It's a power move for a frog. The size and fit would be critical. Too big, and it's cartoonish; too small, and it looks silly. The top hat is the statement piece and the red ribbon is a brilliant accent. Red injects a pop of coulour in an othewise monochrome hat. And its my favourite colour so yey

Black Bowtie: A classic bowtie reinforces the formal theme established by the top hat. Black reinforces the elegance and is a safe and dependable choice.

Aroace pin: Adds individual personality. I don't have any other comments.

Color Palette:

Black and red. Black provides a foundation of elegance and authority, while red introduces a touch of vibrancy and visual interest. And then also green if you are looking at the rest of me.

In Conclusion:

Very fancy frog. Better than other frogs. I like my fashion however I will be biased.

Eagerly awaiting chihiro fujisaki

(Very sorry for the wait I had a strong case of the lifen't and no motivation)

Okay, let's delve into the fashion of Chihiro Fujisaki, the Ultimate Programmer from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. (I LOVE HIS CLOTHES SO MUCH AAAAA *cries because I shall never be able to dress like him*)

Overall Impression: Chihiro's aesthetic is best described as deliberately child-like and traditionally feminine, bordering on androgynous. This is not a random choice; it's a visual shield crafted to protect them from a cruel world that shunned him

Key Elements and Their Significance:School Uniform Style: The core of Chihiro's outfit is kind of a uniform, a standard blazer/cardigan/jacket (idfk what to call it), white shirt, and a pleated skirt.

Blazer/Cardigan/Jacket (again i don't know what to call it so blazer is what im going to call it): I like the blazer. Very green very yes. I would wear.

Knee-High Socks: Common for school uniforms, Chihiro's knee-high black socks contribute to the youthful and almost childlike appearance because of the school association with long socks. They visually shorten their legs (at least for me it does) and further enhances the impression of being small.

Pleated Skirt: The pleated skirt, while standard, is also part of the "uniformity" that Chihiro seeks in a group setting, allowing them to blend in.

Really exaggerated collar:

✨️very eye catching✨️

✨️draws your eyes up✨️

✨️frames the face and sets it off so the face is the first thing you look at✨️

(✨️why am i here✨️)

Color Palette: The colors are muted and subdued:Neutrals: The colors are green (blazer), black (bow and socks), and a brown/dark beige (is that a colour???) (skirt). These colors are soft and calming, contributing to the feeling of non-assertiveness and is nice. In my professional opinion as a frog I love it because because green.

Lack of Vibrant Colors: The absence of vibrant or bold colors reinforces Chihiro’s quiet and introverted nature. They are not trying to draw attention to themselves through their clothing.

Flicky hair: (IF FROGS HAD HAIR I WANT HIS.) This Is all I have to say

Accessories (or Lack of): Chihiro wears very minimal accessories (none), further keeping their overall aesthetic simple and not attention grabbing. The lack of jewelry or other adornments emphasizes their focus on function over fashion and doesn’t draw too much attention.

Psychological and Narrative Significance:

Gender Presentation: Chihiro's feminine presentation, particularly the skirt, is revealed later in the story that this is a way for them to hide their gender and avoid being bullied. The clothing becomes a symbolic representation of hiding one's true self.

Irony: The irony is that Chihiro, despite appearing weak and fragile, is actually incredibly talented in programming. Their clothing acts as a misdirection, leading others to underestimate their abilities.

Contrast with Talent: The contrast between Chihiro's seemingly delicate appearance and their incredible programming abilities creates a fascinating juxtaposition. It challenges the viewer to question assumptions about people based solely on their outward appearance.

In Conclusion:

Chihiro is a legend and an icon and if anyone says otherwise then they can, politely, go and fuck themselves. (I could do a long waffle like I normally do but I can't be fucking bothered so adios)

@ask-chihiro-fujisaki14-roleplay ₍𝄐 ̫͡ 𝄐₎

Thing

(Like the one from the Addms Family?)

Alright, let's talk about Thing from the Addams Family. This fashion icon is truly... singular. We're not dealing with your average runway walk here, folks. We're talking about a walk that's more of a frantic scurry, often across highly polished surfaces, leaving behind only the fingerprints of this icon.

Overall Aesthetic: Minimalism meets existential dread. Think deconstructed, avant-garde, post-apocalyptic chic, but without the chic. And, you know, no clothing.

Signature Piece: Themself. This is where Thing truly shines. The hand itself is a masterclass in self love and confidence. No jewelry, no gloves (obviously but it is seen in his belongi gs at so.e point), just pure, unadulterated hand-ness. It's bold, it's understated, it's undeniably...handy.

Silhouette: Sleek. Streamlined. Reduced to its absolute essence. We're talking about the apex of form-fitting. You can't get much closer to the body than the body itself. We're talking absolute negative space. Think the absence of the rest of a body. He's rocking the "invisible man" look, but only from the wrist up. It's a bold statement, really, a complete rejection of the traditional human form. We can safely say he's a trendsetter in the "no body, no problem" movement.

Fabric Choices: Skin. The ultimate natural fiber. Breathable, durable, and easily customizable with scars and the occasional mysterious discoloration.

Color Palette: It’s giving "I haven't seen sunlight in 40 years". He is truly embracing the monochrome aesthetic, but is he making a conscious choice? Maybe some day he will sport a fun, poppy pink, like Margot Robbie in the Barbie movie.

Hair and Makeup: Non-existent. Thing is a staunch advocate for the "no makeup" look, a true champion of au naturel.

The Message: What is Thing trying to say with his choices? Here are a few interpretations:

"Deconstruction is key." He embodies literal deconstruction. He's pushing the boundaries of what it means to be "dressed."

"I'm busy, back off." A disembodied hand gets right to the point. No small talk, no fuss.

"Being different is a sign of intelligence." Thing operates independently and speaks his own language. He's a true individual.

"Function over form." Let's be honest, he doesn't need the rest of the body to get things done.

Overall style: Thing is a fashion legend, a rebel, and a legend in his own...hand. He is proof that with confidence and a little bit of Addams Family charm, you can rock any look, even if that look is purely hand-based. Five out of five severed fingers!

Occasions and events: Thing dresses for all occasions with a single, unwavering commitment to his signature look. He can do anything. Need a bartender? Thing. Need a chauffeur? Thing. Need someone to play the harpsichord? Thing. The adaptability of this guy is unparalleled.

Confidence: Thing is more than just a disembodied hand; he's a statement. A statement that screams, "I am comfortable in my own skin." He's a rebel, a minimalist, and a reminder that sometimes, less is more. (Unless you need to, you know, hold something heavy for witch you might need two hands.)

Fashion Prediction for Next Season: Rumor has it Thing is experimenting with nail polish. Sources say a deep, blood red is his current favorite, closely followed by a nice solid black to give edgy vibes.

In conclusion: He's a master in minimalist style, proving that sometimes, the most impactful fashion statements are made with the least amount of "stuff”. He's a walking (or crawling) paradox– wholly incomplete, yet utterly sufficient. He is a hand, and he's all he needs to be.

Can you do Maya Hawke?

(I HOPE YOU LIKE 🙏 I'M SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG)

Overall Vibe: Eclectic, Effortlessly Cool, with a Vintage Touch

Okay, let's dive into the fashion evolution of Maya Hawke, a woman who’s carved her own unique path in Hollywood, both on screen and on the red carpet. Maya Hawke's style is characterized by a sense of individuality and comfort. She doesn't seem to be chasing trends, but rather curating a wardrobe that speaks to her personality. She often leans into a vintage aesthetic, borrowing silhouettes and pieces from different eras, and mixing them with modern elements for a look that feels both nostalgic and contemporary.

Key Characteristics and Themes:

Vintage Emphasis: This is perhaps her most defining feature. We see her frequently in:

Prairie Dresses: Flowy, floral, and often with high necks or ruffles. They give her a romantic, bohemian feel.

Wide-Leg Trousers & Bell Bottoms: She loves the flared silhouettes of the 70s, often pairing them with tucked-in tops.

Pattern Mixing: She's not afraid to combine different prints and textures, often with a vintage flair.

Early Styles:

Bohemian: We see echoes of this in her early appearances. Think loose silhouettes, flowing fabrics, and a touch of vintage.

Casual and Comfortable: Her early style leaned heavily into effortless comfort. We'd often see her in relaxed jeans, denim jackets, simple t-shirts, and comfortable boots or trainers. There wasn't a lot of heavy styling; it was more about practicality and ease.

Hints of Vintage: There were occasional glimpses of vintage pieces, hinting at her appreciation for unique finds and a past-era aesthetic. This included things like embroidered tops and flared trousers.

Subdued Color Palette: Her early color choices were often muted and natural – think earthy tones, blues, and greens. Bold colors were less frequent, reflecting a low-key approach to fashion.

Mid-Career Shift - Indie Cool and Fashion Curiosity:

"Stranger Things" Impact: Her breakthrough role in Stranger Things undoubtedly boosted her visibility and introduced her to a broader audience. This period marked a shift as she began experimenting more with fashion.

Embracing Vintage: Her love for vintage deepened, but with a more intentional focus. This translated to bolder vintage finds, including retro prints, 70s-inspired silhouettes, and unique textures. She wasn't afraid to mix and match, showcasing her fun approach.

Emerging Designer Interest: We see her start to incorporate pieces from emerging designers and independent brands, demonstrating her support for smaller, more forward-thinking labels.

More Hair and Makeup Experimentation: Her beauty looks became a bit more defined. She started playing with different hairstyles, from effortless waves to more deliberate updos, and sometimes experimented with bolder eyeliner and lipstick choices.

Subtle Edge: While still grounded, her style began to incorporate subtle elements of edginess. A leather jacket here, a pair of chunky platform boots there, demonstrating a growing confidence in her personal aesthetic.

A Blend of High and Low: She skillfully blended high-end pieces with vintage finds and everyday staples, creating a unique and approachable fashion narrative.

Current Style: Confident, Fun, and Elevated:

Sophisticated Whimsy: Her current style is a beautiful balance of sophistication and whimsical (is this how its spelt????). She embraces elegant silhouettes and refined tailoring, but often with a playful twist. A bold print, an unexpected color combination, or a unique accessory keeps her looks fresh and interesting.

Bold Use of Color and Print: We see her much more willing to experiment with bold colors and eye-catching prints. This has become a hallmark of her current style, which feels both intentional and joyful.

Emphasis on Tailored Pieces: Tailored suits, blazers, and well-fitted dresses have become staples in her wardrobe. She understands the power of a well-constructed garment and often opts for pieces that flatter her figure.

Saturated Palettes: Rich, saturated colors are prevalent, showing her confidence in her own fashion voice. She isn’t afraid to embrace bold shades and pair them in unexpected ways.

High-Fashion Moments: While still retaining her relatable vibe, we see her embracing high-fashion looks, often from major designers, demonstrating her confidence and comfort in the fashion world.

Accessorization: Her accessories are often well-chosen and add personality to her outfits. This can be anything from vintage jewelry to bold statement bags, or a pair of stylish glasses.

Authenticity Remains Key: Despite embracing a more sophisticated and high-fashion approach, Maya's style still remains deeply authentic and true to herself. She never looks like she's playing a role; her fashion choices always feel like a genuine expression of her personality.

Effortless and Thoughtful: Her style now appears both effortless and thoughtfully curated, a testament to her growing understanding of fashion and her own personal aesthetic.

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Experimentation:

Experiment with Color: She's not afraid of bright colors and bold patterns.

Try unexpected pairings: She might combine a vintage slip dress with chunky sneakers or a tailored blazer with a graphic tee.

Embrace individuality: She doesn't conform to a single style aesthetic, allowing her personal taste to shine through.

Comfort:

Flat Shoes: She's not a slave to high heels, frequently opting for boots, loafers, or sneakers.

Layering: She's a master of layering, allowing her to adapt her outfits to different temperatures and situations.

In conclusion:

Maya Hawke's fashion is a celebration of individuality, comfort, and a love for vintage aesthetics. Her effortless cool and playful approach to style make her a compelling figure to watch in the fashion world. She's not just wearing clothes; she's expressing herself through them. Her style is unique because it feels authentically her own – intelligent, creative, a little fun, and effortlessly cool. She’s not just following trends; she’s creating her own. She's proven that you can be both fashionable and grounded, and that personal style is about expressing yourself, not just adhering to the status quo. Her style is a refreshing reminder that fashion should be fun, expressive, and true to who you are.

(Have a good day friend! ₍𝄐 ̫͡ 𝄐₎ )

I love the work you're doing. Fashion and design are so so so important in Danganronpa

Thank you so much you are very kind! I really appreciate you saying this it means a lot

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Can you do an analysis of real people?

Sure! Who do you have in mind?

Leon Kuwata - Fashion Breakdown

Okay, let's reveiw Leon Kuwata, the Ultimate Baseball Star's fashion choices from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc!

Overall First Impression: Deliberate Rebellion & Anti-Establishment, Cool

Leon's fashion is a messy, rebellious blend of punk, streetwear, and aspiring rock star aesthetics. It screams "I don't care what you think," but in a way that also demands attention. He's not aiming for sophistication; he's aiming for cool and a bit of chaos that will draw the eye.

Key Elements and Breakdown:

Bright Red Hair: This is perhaps the most instantly recognizable aspect of Leon's look. You look at the character spite above and bam the first thing your eye goes to is his hair (for me at least) It's a bold color that immediately sets him apart from the more subdued cast.

Piercings: He has multiple piercings, most prominently in his ears. These further contribute to his rebellious image and give a certain edginess. Piercings are a classic marker of punk and alternative styles.

Jackets: Leon is often seen wearing jackets, a versatile piece that can range from sporty to stylish. These layers add to the complexity of his presentation. The addition of the studs along the collar further present the idea of edginess.

Graphic T-shirt: The shirt is nice I like it the design and colours work nicely. (This is all I have to say because I can't be asked to write stuff that bores everybody again.)

Rolled-Up Sleeves: Similar to the unbuttoned jacket, the rolled-up sleeves add to the sense of association with his athletic background, even if he's trying to distance himself from it.

Color Pallette: White, sliver, black and red; this combination adds to the stereotypical rebellious tone. (Idk)

Casual jeans: He is seen wearing casual jeans that dark in color. (honestly same it's just comfy) These straight-forward jeans contrast with the flashiness of his hair and the deliberate casualness of his shirt, acting as a grounding element.

Trainers: Completing his outfit is a pair of trainers, a practical and comfortable choice. It reflects his desire for practicality when needed, but also his sporty past as a baseball player, while not taking away from his image.

Accessories: Leon doesn't wear a lot of accessories, however the ones he does make a big statement. The giant safety pin on his jacket and what appears to be a padlock necklace/chain thing (i dont know what to call it (T^T)) make a nice addition to the outfit without being to the piont it looks tacky or detracting from the clothes or the character itself. The accessories enhance the outfit so yey

Contrast to Other Characters:Compared to characters like Makoto Naegi who favors plain, everyday clothes, or Byakuya Togami who epitomizes formal elegance, Leon's style stands out dramatically. It highlights how fashion choices in Danganronpa are used to establish character archetypes and create visual distinctions between characters.

In Conclusion: Leon Kuwata's fashion is a loud and deliberate statement. It's a mixture of punk-inspired rebellion, streetwear cool, and a heavy dose of rock-star aspiration. The outfit is fun so yeah :)

@ask-leon-kuwataa

Mukuro Ikusaba - Fashion Breakdown

Okay, let's dive into a fashion analysis of Mukuro Ikusaba, Ultimate Soldier from Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc! Mukuro's fashion is not about making a statement; it's about disappearing into the background. Her attire is built for practicality, movement, and the basic function of clothing. This intentional lack of fashion is, in itself, a powerful fashion statement.

Overall First Impression: Functional, Understated, Little stylisic choice

However it works as an outfit and is arguably nice as a whole but can be considered as boring and quite bland (because it is intentionally that way).

Key Elements and Breakdown:

Generic School Uniform: Like my last post about Sayaka, Mukuro also wers a school uniform-like outfit but it differs in many ways from Sayaka's and the purpose and sybolism behind it. Her outfit is the standard Hope's Peak Academy uniform. This is the most crucial aspect. Its lack of anything overly striking or memorable allows her to blend in as an average student. It’s a disguise, a uniform that allows her to move among the other students without drawing specific attention.

Color Palette: The color palette is muted and neutral: dark blues, some brown (depending on the outfit you look at), grays, and whites. These are unobtrusive colors that don't draw the eye. They contribute to her ability to remain unnoticed.

Minimal Accessories (Except When Required for Junko): She typically avoids unnecessary accessories. This practicality reinforces her role as a soldier, focusing on function over aesthetics. When impersonating Junko, she adopts the flamboyant accessories required for that role.

Little to No Makeup or Elaborate Hair: Mukuro’s natural hairstyle and lack of makeup further emphasize her utilitarian approach to appearances. She doesn't indulge in the stereotypical fashion and beauty practices associated with female characters in media.

Sturdy, Practical Footwear, Possibly Loafers: Though not very clearly visible, it's safe to assume her shoes are sturdy and practical, suitable for running and any form of physical activity or just daily life in general.

When Mukuro Plays Junko Enoshima First Overall Impression: Loud and Attention-Grabbing

Outfits: Bright colors, patterns, and exaggerated proportions. These are designed to draw attention and contrast massively with her usual look. These fit similarly to Junko's actual clothing but have quite noticeable differences when the two are compared, making it quite obvious it's a copy matched to the best of their ability.Fashionable

Accessories: Hair peices, flashy colors and other fashionable elements that accentuate her persona of a fashion-forward extravagant girl.

Makeup: Heavy mascara and likely other cosmetics.

Conclusion: Mukuro Ikusaba’s fashion is intentionally un-fashionable. It's a testament to her practical nature, her dedication to Junko, and her life of deception. Her clothing is deliberately not about style and more about function and to not stick out in any way. Her main outfit is nice in a neutral way and its palette is nice on the eyes due to its lack of bright and starting colours.

@wolfbxtten