The word jk comes from Japanese internet buzzwords, which means female high school students, while JK style means the style of clothes worn by female high school students. There are two main styles of clothes in Japan, namely sailor suit and small suit, which are characterized by academic style, mainly shirts, vests and pleated skirts.
To put it simply, it is the dress style of Japanese female high school students, which is characterized by a small suit or sailor suit on the upper body and a pleated skirt on the lower body. This is the most primitive jk style. With its popularity and development, there have been some changes in the current jk style. For example, tops can be vests or shirts, but it is generally believed that the most traditional sailor suit is the most authentic. Jk style is very sweet and lovely, and very pure girl, so it is more popular with young girls.
In addition, it means jacket, because it is also the transliteration of English jacket, which is a short coat with lapels. JK is the J and K in the pseudonym jyoshikoukousei, which means female high school students. Because female high school students mean seventeen years old, as long as you wear clothes in the right JK style, you can always be seventeen. Therefore, jk style refers to the style of clothes with academic style, which is younger and younger.
jk-style sailor suit and western-style suit
Western-style uniforms are also important parts of JK uniforms. JK uniforms can be basically divided into vest skirt, summer clothes, intermediate clothes, waistcoats, suits, coats, winter clothes, cardigans, sweaters, shirts, etc. The accessories are ties and bow ties. Jk is the abbreviation of jyoshikoukousei, because this style of dressing will look sweet and lovely, and it has a strong girlish feeling, so it is more popular in Asia and all over the world. Jk uniform, which is often said now, is a typical representative of this style of dressing, but it has also undergone many changes.
the sailor suit jacket is short, just arrived at the navel, with a crisp version and no waist-closing design. The matching pleated skirt is generally 2 folds. The shirts and sweaters of western-style uniforms are all designed with a waist.