Ganguro

Ganguro

Source 1   Source 2

It's a fashion trend that originated halfway in the 1990's. Sub-culture of Gyaru. They're sometimes called "panda girls"because of their distinctive makeup.

Makeup consists of:

• a dark fake tan 
• black eyeliner
• white concealer as lipstick and eye shadow
• fake eyelashes
• plastic facial gems
• pearl powder

Hair/Hairstyles:

• colors that range from orange to blonde and even a silver gray-ish tone named as "high bleach"

Outfits:

• platform shoes
• bright colored outfits 
• stickers as decorations in the face 
• tie-dyed sarongs 
• miniskirts
• a lot of bracelets and necklaces

Source 1   Source 2

Ganguro is one of the many Japanese Fashion groups that originated as a rebellion against Traditional Japanese fashion culture. It's also said that Ganguro are sometimes linked to para para which is a form of dancing originally from Japan. But not all Ganguro practice para para, and not all para para dancers are Ganguro!

Other sub-cultures related to Ganguro are Yamanba, Manba, Gyaru, Gyaruo, Ganjiro. Check the tags for more information that I will soon share about those.

Source 1   Source 2

References: 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganguro
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Ganguro
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Para_Para

Sources for the images are below each of them.