Hello & welcome to The Gyaru Wiki: the home for all things Gyaru! This Wiki is a community built effort to try and bring you as much information on Gyaru and Gyaru-related materials as possible.
This is intended as a space for everyone to learn about Gyaru, whether you're new to the style, a veteran Gal, or just a big fan of the fashion and lifestyle!
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Gyaru (ギャル?) is a Japanese street style and subculture that peaked in popularity in the 1990s and early 2000s. The trends vary throughout each style; Gyaru can often, but not always, be recognised through the use of bleached hair, tanned skin and dramatic makeup.
Popular music artists and media associated with Gyaru include: Namie Amuro, Egg Magazine, Super GALS! Kotobuki Ran and the dance style Para Para.
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Get started into Gyaru!
- Read the Beginner's Guide!
- Gyaru
- Gyaruo
- Para Para
- Decoden
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- Nails
- Blogging
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- Gyaru Circle
- Gyaru Tutorials
- Gyaru Models
- Purikura
- Souzai
- Ageha Magazine
- Cawaii! Magazine
- Egg Magazine
- Happie Nuts Magazine
- I Love Mama Magazine
- Papillon Magazine
- PopSister Magazine
- Popteen Magazine
- Ranzuki Magazine
- Vivi Magazine
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