Puella Magi Madoka Magica (now Madoka Magica), is an anime that captivated many fans for the twist it gave to the famous “Mahou Shoujo” genre by giving the plot darker tints, such was its success that it spread to various media such as manga adaptations, video games and collaborations with various brands. In this case, “Rococo’s Closet” recently published through its official accounts the collaboration between “Nya Nya”, a boutique specialized in fashion, and the anime “Madoka Magica”.
Garments full of elegance and freshness based on Madoka Magica
On Tuesday, May 14th of this year, a collaboration between Puella Magi Madoka Magica x Nya Nya was revealed that surprised more than one fan, since they offer us outfits based on the “Magical girls” outfits worn by Homura Akemi and Madoka Kaname. The costumes have a Gothic style, full of details, that more than one fan has loved, such as the gems that belong to the protagonists, in the case of Homura’s outfit we can find them on the right sleeve, while Madoka’s gem can be found attached to a choker.
Both dresses have a lace border around the neck, in addition to being adorned with small bows and ribbons. The two dresses exude elegance, perfect to commemorate and remember the anime “Madoka Magica” in all its splendor, it should be noted that according to the publications, the products are expected to be launched from May this year.
“Nya Nya” is a boutique that specializes in making clothing based on the “Gothic” style, which has a variety of striking and unique designs throughout its catalog. While Rococo’s Closet is an import agency that offers products from Japan abroad, within its catalog we can see a number of costumes and accessories oriented to the “Gothic” style.
Madoka’s pink dress is short and flowing, with a neckline, similar to the one above, the skirt appears to be made of a lightweight material, reflecting the style sought after, it is adorned with lace, extending from the waist to the bottom edge. The lace patterns are detailed, demonstrating the attention to detail of the design, having considerable volume, it gives the dress a distinctive silhouette.
It also features a ruffle around the neckline: the pale pink and cream color palette blends harmoniously, evoking a sense of sweetness and purity, which gives the dress prominence. The pink bows are strategically placed to embellish the design, each element coming together to create a piece that is visually stunning and rich in texture and detail, reminiscent of the signature Madoka Magica costume design.
The images allow us to see the various details that abound in the garments, we observe a long and flowing design with high neckline, add a touch of formality, while the skirt appears to be made of a lightweight material, the white details, strategically placed along the dress, provide a contrast and balance with the intensity of purple. The silhouette perfectly embodies the essence of Gothic fashion, creating a captivating piece that honors the original design of Madoka Magica, being that it should be mentioned as the price of the products have not yet been officially revealed.
Below we share the original images of the girls in the anime with their outfits:
It should be remembered that the franchise is already planning to release a movie that aims to continue Madoka Magica: Rebellion, its last movie released in mid-2013. The new film bears the title Puella Magi Madoka Magica The movie – Walpurgisnacht Rising.
Madoka Magica is an anime that was in charge of the Staff studio, which gained great relevance for giving a different treatment to the “mahou shojo” genre by adding a tragic tone to the plot. The story follows a girl named Madoka Kaname who gets involved in a mission to put an end to the witches that threaten humanity. During her journey she will learn more about the secrets that such a noble mission holds and the tragedy that accompanies it. The original anime had 12 episodes. And later it had two compilation movies and one that continues with what was left in the anime.
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