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== External Links == | |||
[http://shotgunwedding.biz/ Shotgun Wedding Official Site] - defunct since 2010 | |||
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Revision as of 20:49, 11 January 2022
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| Founded | (2002 or earlier) |
|---|---|
| Dissolved | 2010 |
| Predecessor(s) | GARAUS |
| Country | Japan |
| Owner | Cornet Co, LTD. |
| Founder(s) | Tom |
| Subsidiaries | Shotgun Wedding |
| Current status | Closed |
| Lolibrary Link | |
Cornet was a small brand which had a lolita line called Shotgun Wedding[1].
Concept
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History
In January 2010, the shop manager/designer, Tom (トムおじさん), announced that Shotgun Wedding would close as soon as the final pieces sold.[2] The webshop closed that month.
Cornet was featured in the Gothic & Lolita Bible starting in Volume 15, as well as being featured in the Gothic, Lolita & Punk Brand Book and KERA Magazine.
Notable Figures
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Characters & Design Motifs
The brand is known for old-school styled pieces with bold white detailing. Items were typically factory produced in small numbers, and were well regarded for being durable and having a lower price point than some of the larger brands. It was a popular brand for new lolita in Japan.[3] Prior to Cornet/Shotgun Wedding, the designer, Tom, ran the brand GARAUS[1].
Locations/Sales Model
Cornet items were sold at multiple KERA shop locations. [4]
Gallery
- Test
Footnotes
External Links
Shotgun Wedding Official Site - defunct since 2010
