Gothic subculture

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…

Teresia, 27 ~ Sweden | she/her. All the things I find pretty and inspirational.

Goth Style Influence on Modern Office Attire and Menswear. Over 25 goth substyles and style variations and create office-ready gothic looks.

Gothic Lolita, GothLoli, Western Goth Fashion, Japanese Lolita Style, Polished, Cute, Conservative Appearance, Soft Feminine Makeup, Pink, Red, Brown Shades, Dark Colors, Black, Low to Mid-Height Mary Janes, Tea Party Shoes, Lace Umbrellas, Wigs, Knee-High Socks, Victorian-Era Details, Lace, Ribbons, Vintage, Nostalgic, Petticoats, Bloomers, Bell-Shaped Skirts, Dresses, Tailored Blouses, Frills, Buttons, Accessories, Bats, Coffins, Crosses, Rosaries, Top Hats, Headbands, Bows, Parasols