Rubber clubwear with just the right fake hair and gas mask to match. Cyberlox, dreadfalls, and wigs, but also latex face masks trailing UV reactive tubes everywhere, latex mini top hats, and latex hoods specially made for the ponyfalls to poke out. The clothing figures you’ve already got the basics and just gets right down to sheer insanity, vibrant and creative with a lot of sectional snap-off versatility giving you multiple outfits in one already-dramatic piece.
Ceres Moon2.11.2009 @ 5:22 pm UTC by lilah wildGoth Cloth1.2.2009 @ 7:25 pm UTC by lilah wild
Bizzare12.12.2008 @ 7:03 pm UTC by lilah wild
Shaman Electro12.3.2008 @ 3:52 pm UTC by lilah wild
Gloved Up11.7.2008 @ 6:08 am UTC by lilah wild
Syndrom Alternative9.30.2008 @ 3:36 am UTC by lilah wild
Vinyl Dolls9.11.2008 @ 6:25 am UTC by lilah wild
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Clubbish fashions for men and women that fall on the more neat and tailored end of the nocturnal spectrum: an eclectic blousey/vestey-with-an-occasional-hoodie skim through the latest Lip Service along with punk-tinged pinstripes from Spank and Queen of Darkness, cyber from Futurstate and Plastik Wrap, and dark retro from Dead Threads, plus Tripp’s bondage trousers.
Clubwear in all its dark flavors for men and women, offering shiny bustled ballgowns, goth lace corsets, cyber tops printed with electric-green circuitry, a bit of tartan, hoodies and cargo pants, something for everyone. Lots of Lip Service and Demonia mixed up with a bunch of European brands, with cold-weather accessories, bondage jewelry and studded belts, ties both safetypinned and ruffled, neon wigs, all kinds of bags and gloves, cyborg gauntlets and spacey UV collars, stiletto boots, goggles, fishnets and striped hosiery, Directions hair dye, some extremely fetishy gas masks, and wow, New Rock’s doing motorcycle helmets now. Thanks, Sara!
Fashion for men and women that does nicely for both future tribal and cyber persuasions. Pockety skirts both mini and long, zippery minidresses, space-druid full coats, neon-panelled hoodies and coats (and even a ski jacket), cargo pants with grommeted tentacles and belted knees, asymmetrical tees, point-sleeved contrast-stitched tops, shoulder and messenger bags. Thanks, Sara! 
Fantastically strange gourmet armwear, where opera gloves are given Victorian leg o’mutton sleeves or cyber shine (or, in one, case, both simultaneously). Lots of mesh, PVC cutouts, metallics, and unusual details, such as the mitts which outline not just the wrist in a pleated cuff, but each individual finger. 
A gathering of future-tribal brands that do well for both psy-trance and cyber looks, including Vodabox, Plazma, Shaman, Psylo, Gado Gado, Space Tribe, Battery Organic, and Divers. Druid hoodies, zippy racerbacked tops, flared cargo pants, psychedelic tees, cutout skirts, a good balance of both fluttering sleeves and glowing neon. Thanks, Sara!
Shiny clubbiness. The tops are festooned with nurse crosses, daggers, and skulls, with colorblocking that fits the most popular shades, and most of the skirts feature a peek of lace layered from beneath, with some transparent cybery “I’m clothed! But everybody can SEE!” goodness. Also a good place for legwarmers and vinyl and velvet, and hosiery to show from beneath all the short short lolita minis.
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