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Traditional, Romantic, Cyber, Victorian, Medieval, Vampire, Geek, Gothabilly, Steampunk -- and a dozen more stereotypical variations explained at Blackwaterfall. Reposted from 2009 because I ran across this video of a Goth rave at a funeral... YouTube link. ... which naturally got me wondering about the gas masks. I found the best information at a Vice article entitled Why Cybergoth Refuses to Die: Too creepy for the ravers, too neon for the goths, cybergoths occupied a new space entirely…

Dressing to impress in a traditional goth style combines classic elements of gothic fashion with a polished and sophisticated touch. Here’s how to put together a standout goth look that’s both impactful and refined: Black: The foundation of goth fashion. Opt for all-black outfits or incorporate black as the primary color in your ensemble. Accents: Dark shades like deep purple, burgundy, or dark green can be used as accents.

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My 4 week winter vacation is over after this week. Didn't do much of the things I wanted, but at least I feel well rested for now. I'm a herp derp who thinks they can change just like that, when the year tuned 2020 I felt like I wanted to start getting back to blogging and Instagram and all that nonsense, it's going well so far.... Right...? Also another thing related to that. I wanted to not be so hard on myself. I used to take a bunch of pictures and then just do anything with them because…

Not all dresses are created equal! I’m not talking just about the style, fabric, and cut, though. Quality is something that rarely happens by accident; it’s a slow, methodical process that takes patience, creativity, sleepless nights (hello, coffee, my old friend!), and countless revisions. Creating a fabulous dress takes time and effort: you can’t call something a dress if you randomly slap together some bits of fabric.