Goths have always been known for wearing dark clothes and makeup modeled from the early gothic traditions of the 19th century.
Goth dress culture is based mostly of the imagery of this 19th century Gothic, mixed with a splash of horror and a pinch of S&M.
Recently a newer, subcultural movement called
Steampunk has arrived as a fashion statement.
This movement has incorporated past, present, and future
technology within the confines of the Victorian Steam Era
during the Industrial Revolution.
Steampunk also takes its influences from 19th century literature.
But apart from Gothic literature, it emulates from the
Industrial Victorian era largely influenced by the works of
H.G. Wells and Jules Verne, while at once incorporating
elements of science fiction and future technology.
But is Steampunk an innovative subculture to Goth
or is it the Goth movement of the 90s revisited?
Mistique has answered that question in this stunning creation.
This Nelli Top and Skirt Outfit by Mistique makes the innovative
bridge between Gothic Traditional and Steampunk Clothing.
Its design represents a dynamic new style relevant
to the evolution of Steampunk Gothic with a quirky
yet well executed fashion forward twist.
I love how she tastefully combined a puffed shouldered and buckled shrug with that of an underbust corset-like lace-up bodice
then complemented it with a loose-belted knee-length
gothic brocade skirt with ruffled hem.
It can now be arguably said that Mistique has emerged as
a Second Life Goth fashion leader by demonstrating through introduction of this modern evolutionary style in the Goth movement.
Store: Mistique
Designers: Mahi Dreamscape (mahilwen.mistwalker)
Product: Nelli Top & Skirt
Collection: Autumn Winter 2015
Release: 10 October
Store: Mistique
Designers: Mahi Dreamscape (mahilwen.mistwalker)
Product: Nelli Top & Skirt
Collection: Autumn Winter 2015
Release: 10 October
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