My answer:

Hi ^^ I am from Australia, so I’m not 100% on what is acceptable for prom but here are some ideas: 

I think if you are going to try a formal mori-girl style, you should definitely stick to a long skirt. I think something like one of these could work well paired with a cute flower crown and matching shoes ^^ if you go for a white dress, make sure your accessories are colourful (eg. pink or dark brown) so that it doesn’t look too bride-ish. 

Or then you could go for a much more traditional mori-girl style like these: 

or something more gyaru-ish:

or something more lolita-ish

hope you find what you’re looking for xoxo

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How to say ‘mori’ (or at least how I say it??)

My answer:

Hi ^^

Natural kei is a much older style than Mori, dating back to the 70s. It is a pastoral, historical or period look whereas Mori is more fairy-tale forest. The two styles do overlap a lot however there are some things which are only one or the other. Here are some examples:

Natural Kei only

both

Mori Girl only

Naturally, there is A LOT of grey area here. Some things one person would call Natural Kei, another would call Mori. Some outfits can be distinctly one or the other, but quite a lot could be either. It really depends what the wearer identifies as. Mori is somewhat a result of experimenting with Natural kei, so it’s only expected that they look a lot alike! 

xx Pie

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