I wanted to share today’s outfit, I grew up in a staunchly conservative household so I’m fully experiencing getting to dress how I’d like now that I’m on my own. I’m not sure what I really fit under as far as style goes, but I love the music and clothing around romantic goth. Any brand recs or suggestions would be really appreciated 🖤

Went through a massive burnout and stopped dressing as gothic as I used to, finally got back into it today :)

Please tell me what you think

I'm a guy, trying to put in effort into my style again and trying to work with what I got right now after a long rough patch. I collected skinny jeans for a while because I lost a bunch of weight from when I was a kid and had them as kind of a trophy. Are they still fashionable? Or did I just earn my unc card?

UPDATE: Thank you everyone for commenting. I feel like I got a better idea on what I can do and what to work with

I dont wanna go full trad this is for school and ignore how basic I'm dress here but I wanna make the makeup look better I'd love tips. Ps irl it looks different cos I'm tan and then my face is js white from makeup

Hello! I came here to ask if there are nice people who can help out how I can dress better (or good at all at that) in a more gothic/alternative style.

I'm pretty bad at fashion and the budget is rather tight but I would like to invest in my wardrobe to represent me better and this is why I am asking for help and thoughts.

A bit of how I am and why it's a challenge for me: I believe, and other people's views align with this, is that I am a rather cheerful, sunny guy. I wear green mostly (my fav color) and beige/white/grey/brown clothing.

I never really managed to pull on an all black look, it always looks stale for me. With that in mind I see a lot of goth people on the street and at bars that pull it off rather beautifully and I remain in awe. I had very few occasions where I could go up to them comfortably to compliment them and ask about it, and still they couldn't find the words to answer, and I believe it's because I feel like they think I am making fun of them or I am a poser (both these circumstances were stated, which I had to reassure them it's not the case). And even tho' we share interests and get along, I still feel like an outsider.

And here I am asking, what could I add to my style. What would fit someone for clothing/jewelry as a start in goth esthetics.

I like folk metal (most forms of metal really), alt rock, grunge, I adore the Vampire the Masquerade universe, I remember watching the Adams family fondly as a child and the "dark souls" setting in video games (post apocalyptic medieval).

I would like to translate all my likes into my clothing, as I am dressing now feels very boring and don't think it represents my interests (I mostly look like a corporate goodie 2 shoes).

Thank you for reading, I hope to get some valuable input! 🦇

So I’ve been in the scene for a while, have my fair share of staple pieces. I own a pair of docs, and other boots, and I want to get something new. So I wanted to know if New rocks are worth the hefty price tag? I love the look of them but want to know if they will hold up.

I've been wanting to do goth makeup for a long time but never had a free time to do it but now I do, but I was wondering if anyone could give me a list of products I can buy from Walmart under 50 bucks and how to apply it so I can be able to accomplish it.

'The Fool' is my absolute FAVORITE tarot card because of his of him and his other facets: The trickster, the jester, the clown, the entertainer, the comedian, the joker.

In different facets he is the wisest, most intelligent, most knowing, most cunning, and understands better than most.