it's like malcom gladwell's idea of the tipping point: all of the sudden, things become wildly popular and everyone is into the same trends. in a way, it's cool to see the things i've loved since puberty finally being appreciated, but it's also annoying that things get so appropriated. so it is with all things goth at this moment: everyone is a tarot reader or a gypsy (or, as i recently heard, a "gypster," or a "witchster" ha!), everyone wears black lace and capes and witch boots and loves upside-down crosses and stones and chains and cats and owls...i was talking with my fellow OG goth homegurl on friday night and we were lamenting over this recent aesthetic appreciation of our ever-cherished subculture and the neverending phenomenon of co-opting subcultures for popular culture.  there's more to it than black lipstick, dudes (even though we know it does look realllllly cool).*
 
Givency, Fall 2008
 
Sisters of the Black Moon
 
 
Dash Snow
 
 
"Pagan Chic" by Luella Bartley
 
 
Gareth Pugh; Gemma Slack
 
Alexander McQueen photographed by Terry Richardson
 
Raquel Zimmermann by Terry Richardson
 
Givency, Fall 2008
 Sisters of the Black Moon
 Dash Snow
 
 "Pagan Chic" by Luella Bartley
 
 Gareth Pugh; Gemma Slack
 Alexander McQueen photographed by Terry Richardson
 Raquel Zimmermann by Terry Richardson
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
