A potential solution to the eternal conundrum, “I’m goth and I don’t know what to wear to my office job!” This brand is famed for producing literal work apparel, and their Girl line takes the stretch twill in a more stylish direction with flares and skinnies, capris and skirts, and some rockabilly-friendly waitressy dresses. Guys, hit the Dickies main site for the men’s section.
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Burton-striped keys. Eyeballs peering from within the petals of roses. Garter brooches, Elizabethan ruff collars, teacup rings: this catalog is all delicate antiquity splattered up just a bit with anatomical hearts, disembodied doll parts, and skeleton bones. The clothing is gothic Victoriana with dollops of tattoo and 80’s fash, and custom is welcome. Thanks, 
Tanks, tees, and hoodies tarted up with corset lacing, buckles, skulls and stars, pleather spines, and other details splashing around in a red/black/white palette, repeated in matching handbags and collars/armbands. The pants, gartered and bondage-strapped, are technically not in the catalog yet but you can email them if interested, and there’s some intriguing gothy jackets on the way.
This site takes a break from the over-the-top costuming so beloved by various subcultures, and instead tones things down into daywear and cocktail dresses, good for offices and family get-togethers and any other kind of normalish event where you still want to be yourself. The aesthetics are all over the map, but there’s plenty of slinky/floaty/clingy designs for a more relaxed version of opulent dress. Thanks, Dian! 
Goth in all its various manifestations: the black widow ballgown. The retro mermaid silhouette. The punky workshirt/waitress number. The witchy tattered dress. The lolita mini. The tight strapless hug of PVC. The hallmarks of bondage straps and cyber neon and corset lacing and polka dots and Victorian poofery all come into play, but the look is always dark. There’s a decent amount of stuff for the guys, and other sections include cyber stuff, fake hair, footwear, cosmetics, miscellaneous accessories, and promwear for creatures of the night.
The eveningwear classics of corsets and shrugs modernized with rivithead hardware. Super-cropped jackets adorn the arms with rows of straps and straitjacket restraints, which can be made into full-length hoodies upon request. The bustier tops feature built-in cinchers, flaunting various combinations of buckles and fishnet and D-rings and lace, made to coordinate perfectly with the shrugs. Custom is welcome.
A big, big alt-superstore of about seventy brands, including Bleeding Star, Gobbolino, Collectif, Ed Stone, Criminal Damage, Spiral, Dead Threads, Famous Stars and Straps, Toxico, Hell Bunny, Queen of Darkness, Sinister, Poizen Industries, Omen, Necessary Evils, Madfish, Living Dead Souls, Kreepsville 666, Iron Fist, New Rock, loads of band merch, and all the associated accessories. Goth velvets, emo splash, punk tartans, a polka-dot of retro, hoodies for all.
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