Gothic fairies and Clothing

Eerie Girl
Pink top with black stripes and black straps on the front. Beneath the straps is a red “skull & crossbones” print, as well as smaller black “skulls & crossbones” prints on both arms.

“Deathwish” - black wings

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Azen Tari

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Araneous
Black fishnet with zipper and long sleeves.

An Koku
Black top with lace.

Ae·ka

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Blitzwing

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Bondage Bitch

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As the size and sophistication of the goth apparel industry has grown (Batgear Beyond online directory, for instance, lists hundreds of goth shops and labels), in many places goth-specific fashion shows have sprung up. The mainstream fashion world pays little regard to goth fashion, and therefore independent gothic fashion events, or smaller shows that are part of broader fashion events, are necessary for goth designers to show their designs on the catwalk. Edge City, a large goth/alternative fashion show in Sydney, Australia was run as part of the Mercedes Australian Fashion Week in 2001 (2), and the last three Nocturnal Instincts/ Circa Nocturna Melbourne alternative fashion shows have been run as part of the arts programme of L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Week.

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