Is it weird that I just thought about white goth aesthetic as a parallel to those all white PC builds? I don’t think I’ve seen ‘white goth theme’ done before and am kinda curious if it would look good.
Arguably many variants of the older, harajuku gothic lolita style can/have also been done in primarily white or lighter colors.
This is a more modern dress and pic, but I think you could find examples of similar going back to at least the 90s:
… there’s also now… clown core, and clown goth, but … just no, nope, you’re gonna have to personally choose to look for that, I’m not just gonna force you to see it.
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I suppose if we carry forward trends in PC case styling… to fashion… well, we would somehow have to end up with dresses or suits with wood grain pattern elements or accents.
… Not sure if that exists yet.
Can you make a ruffled fringe out of wood, lol?
Or like, wood grain patterned corset, you know, the trunk?
Xyla did a good job with that, the details on the bottom are actually inset pices of wood. Still quite stiff but looked better than the carbon fibre one imo.
I had no idea all those styles! Honestly, thank you. It was one of those things where I’ve never really looked it up or thought of it, and of course it’s been done. Doesn’t look all that bad. Not quite what I was thinking, but JUST white would be kinda… I dunno. Wouldn’t work without a little contrast.
It has been done, sometimes with additional flavors (Victorian inspired, visual-kei inspired…). Google: “White Goth”. Also “White Goth WGT” to see outfits people have worn during the Wave-Gotik-Treffen.
There’s also a pop music aesthetic called ‘bubble goth’ or ‘bubblegum goth’, as exemplified in Army of Love music video by Kerli.
Is it weird that I just thought about white goth aesthetic as a parallel to those all white PC builds? I don’t think I’ve seen ‘white goth theme’ done before and am kinda curious if it would look good.
You’re close. Not ‘white goth’…
Pastel Goth:
Arguably many variants of the older, harajuku gothic lolita style can/have also been done in primarily white or lighter colors.
This is a more modern dress and pic, but I think you could find examples of similar going back to at least the 90s:
… there’s also now… clown core, and clown goth, but … just no, nope, you’re gonna have to personally choose to look for that, I’m not just gonna force you to see it.
EDIT:
I suppose if we carry forward trends in PC case styling… to fashion… well, we would somehow have to end up with dresses or suits with wood grain pattern elements or accents.
… Not sure if that exists yet.
Can you make a ruffled fringe out of wood, lol?
Or like, wood grain patterned corset, you know, the trunk?
Leaf ears instead of cat ears?
Bonsai Core? Bonsai Goth?
Ok, pretty sure I’m delerious, time for bed now.
lol
sonuvabitch, it exists, a literally wooden dress.
… damn.
Xyla did a good job with that, the details on the bottom are actually inset pices of wood. Still quite stiff but looked better than the carbon fibre one imo.
I had no idea all those styles! Honestly, thank you. It was one of those things where I’ve never really looked it up or thought of it, and of course it’s been done. Doesn’t look all that bad. Not quite what I was thinking, but JUST white would be kinda… I dunno. Wouldn’t work without a little contrast.
There are quite a lot of different styles, certainly more than I am aware of, but yeah, happy to share =D
pastel goth is underrated
Agreed!
I think its neat.
It has been done, sometimes with additional flavors (Victorian inspired, visual-kei inspired…). Google: “White Goth”. Also “White Goth WGT” to see outfits people have worn during the Wave-Gotik-Treffen.
There’s also a pop music aesthetic called ‘bubble goth’ or ‘bubblegum goth’, as exemplified in Army of Love music video by Kerli.
Spoiler: It doesn’t
Catholocism does slap pretty hard aesthetically but I don’t personally hold to that form of idolatry.
FYI: Those are not Catholics. They were the bosses of the neo-revelationist UFO cult “Fiat Lux”.
Woah I’ve never heard of them but I’m about to now. Thanks!
Hummakavula?!