Who is Bunny...?

( ｀・ω・´)ﾉ Hello my lovely bloggies!

Today, I would like to take you on a time machine to show you who I was and why I am the way I am today. I've been asked many times by different readers about what race I am and what am I doing. Or sometimes... even WHY?! (　ﾟдﾟ)

Well, this blog is dedicated for those who have asked me questions about me, and even though I replied them in the comment section, didn't go back to recheck my reply. (´ﾍ｀；) For those who are not interested, you are more than welcome to skip this entry as there is no review of any such. ( ´Д｀)ﾉ~ﾊﾞｲﾊﾞｲ (bye bye)

For this entry, I'm not going to share every single thing about me, but more of my fashion experience through out my life. The way I look today is some what I call it a 'graduated' look. You might understand why by the time you are finish reading to the end.

Sorry if I bore you half way, but I will make it as interesting as possible

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My real name is Natsumi Nishikawa (西川　夏未), it is a very Japanese name, meaning 'Summer Forever'. My dad gave that name to me. I know, some of you might be like...

You: You should use your Japanese name!! (＞Д＜)ゝ”

Yeah I know I should, but a lot of people cannot pronounce my name properly (foreigner that is), and I didn't like it, so hence I got a nick name, Bunny. （　＾ω＾）b

You: I mean come on... How bad can it be? (ﾟ⊿ﾟ)

It was... some were like... "Na-chu~mi" or like... "NAT sumi" or... "NaZUmi"...

Its NA TSU MI.... And yet some cannot say the "tsu" properly....

Okie enough of my name...

Although my name is Japanese, I'm not a full Japanese... I'm a mix (*^ーﾟ)b
My father is Japanese, but my mother is Malaysian.

You: What kind of Malaysian?

Not Chinese, Not Malay, Not Indian... I'm Eurasian... Yes! It's another mix! My ancestors are from Europe and parts of Asian. My Mother's maiden name is French (ヾﾉ･∀･`)

I know, crazy right?

I grew up all my life in Japan, in a place called Fukuoka. However, was born in Malaysia but only lived there for the first 2 years of my life and was moved to Japan already.

Naturally my fashion was influenced by the Japanese Gyaru fashion, but since I attended an international school, I always wanted to be more of an American girl than a Japanese girl.


Haha, strange right? People some non Japanese wants to be Japanese, but I wanted to be non Japanese... But towards the end of high school, that's when I decided to change my fashion to a Gyaru.

It all started with... My first contacts!
That time, only the Gyaru in the magazine wore contacts. (I use to read Ranzuki and Egg) and not many wore out. I bought a blue one, but this one in the pic is my second contacts, which was a gray, and less obvious so that even I wore it out, no one will recognize it that much.

Getting my Gyaru style on, made me rebellious, and became such a bad bad girl... ヾ(*´∀｀*)ﾉ

Those were inappropriate words in the purikura... Not pleasant to share. I dyed my hair to bright brown and started wearing make-up and dressing up with revealing clothes that even my dad was not happy with what I wore. He even called me a Night Girl at those bar... ┐(´д｀)┌

However, this stage didn't last long and I tried different kind of fashion type.
Got curious with Lolita....

Tried it on at a purikura studio and took pics with it and told my self that I will not do this look again... I felt very sad for trying so hard to looking that cute. I guess it was never a style for me to follow.

Next I wanted to be a B-Girl, that's when I took up Dance Hall classes (for those who don't know, its a very rough but flexible dancing, a lot of booty shaking and some might say its vulgar in a way), and loved the whole some what B-Girl style. I enjoyed that differences with society. I used brands like Baby Shoop, where clothes were influenced with the African American fashion.
I even went extreme to even getting my hair braided like a B-Girl would.

To make it even worst, I did that for prom, I just wanted to be different from everybody, and hated how every body wanted to be the same. ( ･`ω･´)

Yet again... this didn't last that long.... Σ(´∀｀；)


I went back to my gyaru style with hair with curls and contacts and make-up and all those girly things.
I dyed my hair to a pink brown and that's when my Gyaru side started to bloom.

I was only 18 back than, but I was looking at least over 20. One of the reasons was to be able to buy alcohol with out an ID. But big mistake, this f*cked up my liver, and till today, I cannot drink more than a certain amount of alcohol. So yeah, don't make the same mistakes I did if you are still under age! ｡･ﾟ･(ﾉД`)･ﾟ･｡

By this time, my sister started to follow in my foot steps and she too became a Gyaru. It was good, although our 6 years apart, she was more of a friend that could enjoy make-up and fashion rather than a lil sister. After this... I left Japan to study in Australia... and my sister till today continues the Gyaru fashion and has over taken me. ( ；∀；)

What did I do?

I GOT FREAKING TANNED and started the ORIGINAL gyaru style... which is TANNED!!!


* I didn't cut my hair, I just got my hair cut in a way that I can enjoy short and long. I just tucked in my longer hair under my shorter hair.

But yes... you guessed it! This didn't last long too! From a Californian tan girl, I became this white Dolly looking girl.

Strange but I gave up my Japanese fashion, and for a while fell in love with a LALA fashion in Malaysia, as I spend some times there with my grandparents. A lot of people hated this LALA fashion, but I just saw it as a unique way of fashion, strange I might say. But cheap to follow ｧ '`,､'`,､('∀`) '`,､'`,､

Today, I would say I have graduate from all this looks. And just not follow anyone. As I am 22, its time to calm down...

NAH I'm just joking! Fashion will never die from me! As today, I'm either dressed as a Emo punk kid, or a university student.

And here I present you, my OOTD!!


Hope this clears up all those who have been asking about me!

Cheers people!

Keep blogging!!