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One of my holiday presents from The Husband was the Gloria di Notte skirt from Kambriel, which I had coveted for ages. This is a particularly timely present, as I am hurtling full-speed into revisiting neo-romantic goth fashion. Long, full skirts! Blouses with drippy lace cuffs! Lace and chiffon scarves and jabots! Velvet frock coats!
... in other words, my fashion cravings can currently be described as Interview With The Vampire + Coppola's Dracula + Dave Vanian from roughly the "Phantasmagoria" era. (Yeah, I'm feeling the lure of big, tousled hair, along with full velvet skirts.)
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kambriel and the gorgeous things in the Somnia Romantica Etsy shop, where else should I be looking to find neo-romantic goth fashion staples? Yes, I want to window-shop.
... in other words, my fashion cravings can currently be described as Interview With The Vampire + Coppola's Dracula + Dave Vanian from roughly the "Phantasmagoria" era. (Yeah, I'm feeling the lure of big, tousled hair, along with full velvet skirts.)
Sooooo, in addition to everything by
kambriel and the gorgeous things in the Somnia Romantica Etsy shop, where else should I be looking to find neo-romantic goth fashion staples? Yes, I want to window-shop.Tags:
