Gothic Lolita is a fashion subculture that originated in Japan, blending elements of Victorian and Rococo styles with a dark, gothic aesthetic. It features clothing such as frilly dresses, petticoats, lace, and accessories like parasols and bonnets. The color palette often includes black, deep reds, and purples, emphasizing a mysterious and elegant look. This style is part of the broader Lolita fashion movement, which celebrates modesty and femininity. Gothic Lolita often incorporates themes from Gothic literature and horror, with motifs like skulls, bats, and crosses. It has gained popularity worldwide, influencing various aspects of pop culture and alternative fashion.