My first Instagram giveaway!

My first Instagram giveaway! 

I haven't decided on an end date yet but the rules are simple:

- You must be following me on Instagram (iwantyoursoda)

- You can enter as many times as you want using the hashtag #SodaGirlGiveaway ONLY on Instagram

- The giveaway is open to both the US and International!

~What's in this giveaway?~

March 2014 issue of KERA, official Kyary Pamyu Pamyu sticker, official Harajuku Kawaii sticker, cute holographic stickers (animals and food), 3-D food stickers, cute bear notepad, cute pens, eyelashes, mascara, nail deco, face masks (green tea, honey, strawberry), multicolor socks, character erasers, eyeball bows, bread bear phone charm, and my Sailor Moon cyclops stickers!!

Click on to see more pictures/details of what's included in this giveaway!

KERA August 2013: My favorite pages!

I remembered to scan the cover this time hehe!

Go behind the cut to see Kyary's photoshoot, printed yukatas, and stained glass dresses!

KERA July 2013: My favorite pages!

Earlier this year with the help of J-List, I subscribed to KERA magazine. For those that don't know what that is, here's the description from their website:

KERA is a fresh and fun fashion magazine from the streets of Tokyo. Covering a variety of themes, from punk to Harajuku grunge to Goth-Loli , this magazine gives the reader an excellent idea of the fringe, hip fashions that are currently taking Japanese youth by storm. A thick, large magazine of color photos, it contains not only models, but photos of the apparel alone. It is a mixture of the Harajuku grunge and gothic crowds, a "power up FRUiTs" with superb photographs, famous models, and tons of fashionable pictures to look at. Features JPOP artists as well as make-up tips and accessory information.

I'd been wanting to get subscribed to a japanese magazine for a long time, but could never decide which one I wanted! J-List offers egg, Super Cawaii, Gothic & Lolita Bible and more! You even have the option of just buying an issue from whichever month instead of getting a monthly subscription.

At first I didn't know how the subscription was going to work, but J-List sends you an email every month requesting for the payment of the magazine and shipping. I thought it was nice that they didn't just automatically deduct the funds from your account, though I'm not sure what happens if you don't pay it.

Anyways, I think that's all I have to say about that so let's get into the pictures!

Courtsey of hudie.com because I forgot to scan the cover and now I don't want to get up hehe.

Click behind the jump for polka dots, pies, and street snaps!