What is jk?

JK is a popular online language in Japan, which means the abbreviation of female high school students (じょしここすせぃ), usually referring to Japanese female high school students. Take J and K in Japanese romaji jyoshikoukousei as an example. It refers to people who are studying in high school, and it is also a lovely attribute in ACGN subculture.

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In terms of types, JK uniforms are divided into sailor suits and suits.

Let's talk about sailor suit first. The biggest difference between them is the skirt:

Sapporo lapel-the collar is the shortest, without a chest stop, and the collar is curved.

Kanto lapel-the collar is longer than Sapporo lapel, generally flush with the pocket, the collar is straight without curvature, and the chest block is dispensable.

Kansai lapel-The collar is longer than Kanto lapel, usually in the middle of the pocket. The collar is straight without radian, and the chest block is not detachable.

Nagoya lapel-the collar is too long, usually under the pocket, that is, almost to the waist. The collar is straight without radian, and the chest block is not detachable.

In the upper left corner is a suit and uniform. The most common collocation method is: coat+shirt+skirt+shoes+tie/bow tie. Compared with the cute sailor suit, this suit is quiet, capable and calm. In addition, it can also be matched with sweater vest, suit jacket and so on. It not only enriches the dress style but also has the effect of keeping warm.

References:

JK(ACGN jargon) _ Baidu Encyclopedia