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Rokku Gyaru (Rock Gal) is a subcategory of Japanese gyaru/gal fashion and lifestyle, which incorporates elements of goth, rock, and visual kei. This is one of the gyaru styles that does not require a tan, and is noticeably different from the standard styles of gyaru.
The style is characterized by lots of black, leather, chains, studs and generally anything that would fall under what would suit a 'rock' style. There are a lot of skulls and crossbones, gothic writing, rips, holes and stripes. The makeup is very true to classic gyaru makeup but heavier, sometimes with bright coloured eyeshadows or a smokey eye look. Piercings and tattoos are commonly seen with Rokku Gyaru.
Hair colours can range from pitch black to bright blonde and everything in between, and unnatural colours such as pink, purple, blue, etc. are often seen.

Mode gyaru is a sub-style of gyaru. Mode (mohdo (mode)モード) is the japanese word for 'high fashion'
(from the french word mode). Mode Gyaru focuses on sleek lines, interesting cuts, bold patterns, conforming to or changing the body shape to make dramatic silhouettes.
Popular Mode brands include EMODA and MURUA. Similarly to Agejo, this is a style of gyaru that tends to be favoured by older gyaru, however this style can be worn well into someone's 30s whilst still being able to retain a gyaru style. The style is very classy and very appropiate for all types of life, such as working, dining, going out and casual arrangements.
The hair is often far more toned down than any other type of gyaru, focusing on sleek styles, short hair or tied back styles. Often colours tend to be mainly black and white, but other colours are seen although they tend to be one or two key pieces of an outfit, rather than having an all over colourful outfit. Heels are often worn, and makeup is clean and precise.

Hime Gyaru (姫ギャル), as the name already implies, is a type of gyaru with a princess-like appearance. While a exaggerated beehive style is commonly associated with Hime Gyaru, it's not a requirement, and any other elaborate hairdo can be worn. Outfits include long, cocktail dresses or short dresses in pink, white, and sometimes even black in terms of color scheme.
Himekaji would be a casual alternative to regular Hime Gyaru that features a more toned-down appearance. Many of the outfits consist out of simple floral-print dresses or a blouse being worn in combination with a high-waist skirt. The hair is commonly worn in natural styles but still in bleached shades typical for Gyaru in general.
Some of the outfits worn by Hime Gyaru can be mistaken for Lolita fashion, but there is an overall difference in the lenght as well as the lack of a petticoat.