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The New York Times Reports on Lolita Culture (Updated)
posted on 2008-10-04 05:11 EDTThe New York Times newspaper published a profile on Lolita culture during last week's New York Anime Festival. The newspaper's characterization of the movement and related comments on the Jezebel blog prompted an online respone from Ellie, the woman whose photograph accompanied the profile.
Source: Publishers Weekly's The Beat
Update: Here is a link to the article that does not require registration, and a link to the related multimedia interviews. Thanks, enurtsol.
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