R.R. Memorandum Blog

R.R.Memorandum’s Ultimate Dream EGL-Lifestyler Days Out: As Chosen By You!

Posted by Lucy May on

Hooray! Summer is finally here (in the UK, anyway)! It feels like we have been waiting for just about forever for the sunshine to grace us with her glorious presence: not to mention the fact that last summer was a bit of a no-go what-with Miss Rona and all! Luckily, as the hot weather comes back, some restrictions are easing, and we are all looking forward to a good meetup or two. We have been lucky ourselves here at R.R.Memorandum to have enjoyed a few glorious and long-awaited days out. However, rather than simply talking about our favourite days out, we asked you, the lovely customers, followers and supporters of R.R.Memorandum, what your ideas of an ultimate dream outing for you and your local EGL community were. And the answers you gave us were absolutely GOLDEN.

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ANNOUNCEMENT: We Need UK-Based Models For Our Brand Tea party!

Posted by Lucy May on

Ever fancied modelling for an EGL/alternative fashion brand?

Well...perhaps now is your chance?! We are currently looking for UK-based model applicants to partake in our fashion show!

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Kawaii Media Review: Jadedisland Poetry Volumes, "Belladonna in my Grief" and "My Deity Named Pride"

Posted by Lucy May on

For some time now, Jade’s emotive world and ability to tell her story has held me captive. Her story is of refusing to try to reconcile her vibrant pink energy with those who disapprove around her, and that really stuck with us at R.R.Memorandum. The work she does on her blog is incredible and something we look up to, and as such we wanted to celebrate her recently published poetry books on our blog through review.

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Cupcake Kamisama Guest Post! Oldschool lolita as a reflection of classical Japanese aesthetics and values

Posted by Katherine Rose on

The cherry blossom season has once again come and gone in Japan, the earliest since the 800s in fact. For centuries sakura has been the symbol of transience, a reminder of the impermanence of the material world, something to be admired precisely because it will soon pass. From as early as the Heian period (794-1185 AD), through the growing influence of Buddhism, Japan has been finding beauty in what the West would deem melancholy, irregular or even downright opposite of what we’d define as beauty. After all, while Japanese poets have been sighing over that which is imperfect and impermanent, giving birth to the complexities of wabi-sabi and mono no aware respectively, European aesthetic was built on classical principles of symmetry and perfection, best seen on Ancient Greek and Roman statues.

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Why we blog here at R.R.Memorandum

Posted by Lucy May on

From the beginning of R.R.Memorandum, it was always important to Kath to have a blog as part of the brand: especially as a way to connect our brand message to the hearts and minds of our customers and those who enjoy oldschool lolita fashion as much as we do.

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