Come on, that is not real. *wishful thinking*

u jus mad cuz they got moves

Some things just can't be unseen...

I don't mind the more subdued goth look as some people can pull it off, but this is just ridiculous. There's no way anyone could go down the street to the shop for a loaf of bread and a litre of milk dressed like that. It looks more like anime cosplay more than anything else.

I've seen a girl in Davis, CA where I went to college circa 2006 wearing this style, but in pink. And not as much accessories, if any. And yeah, I worked at the Safeway and she'd come in and shop. Most people gossiped, I actually thought it was pretty hot. But she was a good few years older than me and I only saw her at work and I will admit it's not the kind of style that screams "come talk to me"... turns out she lived in my apartment complex and had a equally dress boyfriend.

I dig the idea of neon green, but yeah... that's kind of too much. The lip coloring is unnecessary, even more so that neon stripe. Lose the hair 'extensions' and just color the hair. Lose the furry boots! And the fishnet. And the shirt and pants. And meet me in the bedroom!

My dad wears those. He doesn't care about what is 'in'. They are really good for work.

I can't hate those sandals. They seem comfy. No socks, though, but I'd wear them around the house or anywhere where I wouldn't need to run for some reason [and even that's manageable]

That's exactly right, dad wears no socks with them and it keeps the air flowing during long hot days at work. :)

I find it beyond stupid that the term "industrial" came from Throbbing Gristle, yet cyber goths label their ****ty goth rave music as "industrial".

this:


to this:

more "funny' than "bad" and not strictly "fashion" but these should be banned:-

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