Traditional Japanese light cotton coat worn at festivals, used in anime, cosplay, and matsuri contexts.
Traditional Japanese light cotton coat worn at festivals, used in anime, cosplay, and matsuri contexts.
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The aesthetic vocabulary of how people dress now — quiet luxury, coquette, mob wife, coastal grandmother, Y2K core, and every "-core" that came after.
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A kind of versatile wraparound dress.
A Japanese loanword used in ACG (anime, comics, games) communities and internet slang to mean panties or underpants — specifically women's underwear in the context of anime and manga fan culture. The word is a Japanese phonetic borrowing of the English 'pants' (in British English, underwear). In fandom contexts, it carries playful or titillating connotations associated with fanservice tropes in anime. Widely recognised among Western anime fans and used in fan discussions, fan art captions, and memes.
Truncated "happy", in the same playful Tumblr-lineage register as "smol", "doggo", and "heccin". Used as an adjective ("very happ") or a description ("a happ bean") to signal exaggerated, performative cuteness about a small joy. Standard on pet-photo captions, fandom reblogs, and Twitter wholesomeness threads.
She wore a happi over her jeans for the summer festival.
A military coat made of buff leather.