VivyVeil's youngest and most contradictory wing. Pink-and-black plaid, deliberately ruined makeup, kawaii and weltschmerz at once. We don't explain — we source.
No live releases in Jirai yet — check back soon.
Jirai Kei (地雷系, literally landmine style) is a Japanese street register built on pink-and-black contrast: pleated miniskirts, ribbon-heavy blouses, oversized bows, thick platform shoes and layered chains. It borrows the ribbon vocabulary of Lolita but drops the petticoat silhouette, and overlaps with neighbouring aesthetics such as yami kawaii. This wing is the youngest in the archive and leans on small Chinese labels reinterpreting the Japanese original — usually short Taobao runs with no overseas checkout. VivyVeil buys each piece in-country on your behalf, inspects it, and ships it to the United States, so you can order a release that otherwise never leaves the domestic market.
I hate that I dress like this, but I'll never change.