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{{Infobox brand
| name = Salopette (Item Category)
| logo = Salopette.svg
| logo_size = 250px
| logo_caption =
| lolibrary_link = https://lolibrary.org/categories/salopette
}}
[[File:Toy Parade Salopette 2012.jpg|thumb|200x200px|Toy Parade Salopette (2012)<ref>{{Cite web|title=Toy Parade Salopette|url=https://lolibrary.org/items/ap-toy-parade-salopette-2012|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref>]]
Salopette (サロペット) is a loan word from french, which essentially translates to "overalls" in English<ref>{{Cite web|title=Salopette|url=https://jisho.org/word/%E3%82%B5%E3%83%AD%E3%83%9A%E3%83%83%E3%83%88|url-status=live|website=Jisho}}</ref>. In Lolita Fashion, the term salopette covers a range of items. The primary definition for lolita, however, is a loose-fitting, casual, short skirt attached to an overall-bib style bodice, frequently with adjustable straps. 
 
For the purposes of Lolibrary, if the item name contains サロペット, we typically translate this to Salopette. We also may normalize names if the physical appearance of the item matches the definition of what the average lolita believes to be a salopette, even if the item was named "Dress" in the original language.
 
==History==
The oldest salopettes in lolibrary are from Alice and The Pirates in 2006.<ref>{{Cite web|title=AatP Salopettes 2006|url=https://lolibrary.org/search?categories[]=salopette&years[]=2006&category_matcher=OR&year_matcher=OR&page=1|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref> These salopettes ''(and they were specifically called salopettes, the term was just converted into Japanese characters: サロペット /  Saropetto )'' are basically long shorts / shorter pants with a high waist and straps and in some cases a ruffle flap at the waist. A very similar piece was put out by Metamorphose the year before (2005) and simply labeled as a pair of pants.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Velveteen Pants with Suspenders|url=https://lolibrary.org/items/meta-velveteen-pants-with-suspenders|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref> While the name salopette was used for several items in this time period, they are not representative of what the word has come to mean. 
 
[[File:Wonder Trip Regimental Salopette Pants.jpg|thumb|Angelic Pretty Wonder Trip Regimental Salopette Pants<ref>{{Cite web|title=Toy Parade Salopette|url=https://lolibrary.org/items/ap-toy-parade-salopette-2012|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref>, an example of a convertible salopette with both a skirt and shorts.|200x200px]]
In 2007, we see a small number of high waist skirts with straps being labeled as salopettes, including one from Jane Marple which has a traditional overalls bib.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Salopette, 2007|url=https://lolibrary.org/search?search=%E3%82%B5%E3%83%AD%E3%83%9A%E3%83%83%E3%83%88&years[]=2007&year_matcher=OR&page=1|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref> 2008 brings us 2 items from Metamorphose which are named ロペットジャンパースカート (salopette JSK) which is more in line with the modern salopette<ref>{{Cite web|title=Tuck Salopette Style JSK (Check)|url=https://lolibrary.org/items/meta-tuck-salopette-style-jsk-check|url-status=live|website=Lolibrary}}</ref>
2009 brought us a variety of pastel shorts and miniskirt styled pieces, including some transitional pieces like Angelic Pretty's where there were button-on top pieces reminiscent of older [[Apron Skirt|apron skirts]] that came with both shorts and a skirt that could be layered or worn individually. This also kicked off a boom in sweet lolita styled salopettes from Angelic Pretty and Baby which influenced the release of similar pieces from indie brands in a trend that has continued now for over a decade. It is speculated that these pieces were influenced by [[Fairy-kei]] fashion and similar pieces from brands like SPANK! and Nile Perch<ref>{{Cite web|title=Nile Perch – Fairy Kei & Pastel-Lovers Paradise in Harajuku|url=https://tokyofashion.com/nile-perch-fairy-kei-harajuku/|url-status=live|website=Tokyo Fashion}}</ref>.
==Common/Relevant Features==
=====Shirring Types=====
 
*Full shirring
*Back shirring
*Partial shirring
*No shirring
=====Other Common Features=====
*Corset Lacing
*Adjustable Straps
*Lining
*Pockets
*Detachable Bow
*Side Zip
*Buttoned Cuffs/Elasticized Cuffs (for pants-style salopettes)
 
==Examples==
<gallery>
File:APMarshmallowBunnySalopette.jpeg|[https://lolibrary.org/items/ap-marshmallow-bunny-salopette Marshmallow Bunny Salopette]
File:PumpkinCatChocolateCakeSalopette.jpeg|[https://lolibrary.org/items/taobao-pumpkin-cat-chocolate-cake-pinafore-dress Chocolate Cake Salopette]
File:AatPLittlePrincePapillonSalopette.jpeg|[https://lolibrary.org/items/aatp-little-prince-papillon-salopette-pants Little Prince Papillon Salopette]
</gallery>
 
==Footnotes==
<references />
 
==External links==
*[http://www.rainedragon.com/lolita-fashion-101-what-is-a-salopette-are-they-lolita/ Lolita Fashion 101: What is a Salopette & Are They Lolita?]
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Salopette (Item Category)
Salopette.svg
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Toy Parade Salopette (2012)[1]

Salopette (サロペット) is a loan word from french, which essentially translates to "overalls" in English[2]. In Lolita Fashion, the term salopette covers a range of items. The primary definition for lolita, however, is a loose-fitting, casual, short skirt attached to an overall-bib style bodice, frequently with adjustable straps.

For the purposes of Lolibrary, if the item name contains サロペット, we typically translate this to Salopette. We also may normalize names if the physical appearance of the item matches the definition of what the average lolita believes to be a salopette, even if the item was named "Dress" in the original language.

History

The oldest salopettes in lolibrary are from Alice and The Pirates in 2006.[3] These salopettes (and they were specifically called salopettes, the term was just converted into Japanese characters: サロペット / Saropetto ) are basically long shorts / shorter pants with a high waist and straps and in some cases a ruffle flap at the waist. A very similar piece was put out by Metamorphose the year before (2005) and simply labeled as a pair of pants.[4] While the name salopette was used for several items in this time period, they are not representative of what the word has come to mean.

Angelic Pretty Wonder Trip Regimental Salopette Pants[5], an example of a convertible salopette with both a skirt and shorts.

In 2007, we see a small number of high waist skirts with straps being labeled as salopettes, including one from Jane Marple which has a traditional overalls bib.[6] 2008 brings us 2 items from Metamorphose which are named ロペットジャンパースカート (salopette JSK) which is more in line with the modern salopette[7]

2009 brought us a variety of pastel shorts and miniskirt styled pieces, including some transitional pieces like Angelic Pretty's where there were button-on top pieces reminiscent of older apron skirts that came with both shorts and a skirt that could be layered or worn individually. This also kicked off a boom in sweet lolita styled salopettes from Angelic Pretty and Baby which influenced the release of similar pieces from indie brands in a trend that has continued now for over a decade. It is speculated that these pieces were influenced by Fairy-kei fashion and similar pieces from brands like SPANK! and Nile Perch[8].

Common/Relevant Features

Shirring Types
  • Full shirring
  • Back shirring
  • Partial shirring
  • No shirring
Other Common Features
  • Corset Lacing
  • Adjustable Straps
  • Lining
  • Pockets
  • Detachable Bow
  • Side Zip
  • Buttoned Cuffs/Elasticized Cuffs (for pants-style salopettes)

Examples

Footnotes

  1. ↑ "Toy Parade Salopette". Lolibrary.
  2. ↑ "Salopette". Jisho.
  3. ↑ "AatP Salopettes 2006". Lolibrary.
  4. ↑ "Velveteen Pants with Suspenders". Lolibrary.
  5. ↑ "Toy Parade Salopette". Lolibrary.
  6. ↑ "Salopette, 2007". Lolibrary.
  7. ↑ "Tuck Salopette Style JSK (Check)". Lolibrary.
  8. ↑ "Nile Perch – Fairy Kei & Pastel-Lovers Paradise in Harajuku". Tokyo Fashion.

External links

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