...but now that I am older I tend to go back to more classic, old school gothic style, if I can use that expression.
Hehe, I sound like a boring old person. But it's not like that.
I love watching people in fancy industrial and cyber clothes. As long as they make nice combination and are capable to "wear" it, if you know what I mean.
I love this shirt but this is - in my opinion - cool to wear in goth clubs or a concert:
Ok, truth be told, sometimes I still do it. I like my big demonia boots, my arm warmers with chains and my accessories and everything.
Oh and I am a sucker for skirts like this:
But sometimes I feel a bit "old" to keep dressing like this. Unless I go to an industrial band concert. Well, you might argue, "Well, duh, that's where you are supposed to dress like that". I know, I and couldn't agree more.
But recently I have been founding more appealing to me, to wear a cool fancy shirt, with a skull, or a steampunk pattern, a pair of black jeans, my black belt with red stars and my doc martens or my bikers boots.
And always "accompanied with" my black eyeliner and red lipstick makeup.
I guess I'm struggling inside to find a balance between my gothic - ok I will use the word alternative - self and my work self. But I refuse to get rid of my black awesomeness!
Hehe, I sound like a boring old person. But it's not like that.
I love watching people in fancy industrial and cyber clothes. As long as they make nice combination and are capable to "wear" it, if you know what I mean.
I love this shirt but this is - in my opinion - cool to wear in goth clubs or a concert:
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| LIP SERVICE FALLOUT RIB RACER HALTER TOP |
Ok, truth be told, sometimes I still do it. I like my big demonia boots, my arm warmers with chains and my accessories and everything.
Oh and I am a sucker for skirts like this:
Skirt (see more goth skirts)
But sometimes I feel a bit "old" to keep dressing like this. Unless I go to an industrial band concert. Well, you might argue, "Well, duh, that's where you are supposed to dress like that". I know, I and couldn't agree more.
But recently I have been founding more appealing to me, to wear a cool fancy shirt, with a skull, or a steampunk pattern, a pair of black jeans, my black belt with red stars and my doc martens or my bikers boots.
And always "accompanied with" my black eyeliner and red lipstick makeup.
I guess I'm struggling inside to find a balance between my gothic - ok I will use the word alternative - self and my work self. But I refuse to get rid of my black awesomeness!
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