Street Goth is a fashion subculture that blends the dark, moody aesthetics of traditional Goth with the urban, casual vibe of streetwear. Emerging in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Street Goth takes the minimalist, all-black approach of Goth and infuses it with modern, urban elements like oversized silhouettes, graphic prints, and athletic influences. This […]
Types of Goth
The ultimate guide of Goth Aesthetic. Discover all the different types of goth subcultures, goth subgenres and gothic styles!
Military Goth
Military Goth is a substyle within the broader Gothic subculture that blends the dark, moody aesthetics of Goth with the structured, authoritative elements of military fashion. Characterized by sharp lines, angular silhouettes, and a commanding presence, Military Goth incorporates elements like epaulets, high boots, double-breasted coats, and metallic accents into a stylish, powerful look. Key […]
Mall Goth
Mall Goth, also known as Spooky Kids, is a subculture that gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s. This style blends Gothic aesthetics with mainstream fashion, making it one of the most accessible and commercially recognized forms of Gothic expression. Mall Goths are known for their affinity for band t-shirts, black clothing, and […]
Soft Goth
Soft Goth is a substyle within the broader Gothic subculture that combines the dark, mysterious elements of traditional Goth with a softer, more romantic, and often ethereal aesthetic. Unlike the more aggressive or overtly macabre styles of Goth, Soft Goth embraces subtlety, blending darker themes with a gentler, more approachable appearance. This style is perfect […]
Steampunk Goth
Steampunk Goth is a subgenre that merges the dark and macabre elements of gothic fashion with the imaginative, Victorian-inspired aesthetics of steampunk. Close to the Victorian Goth style, this unique blend creates a visually striking and imaginative style that combines the elegance of the past with the speculative fiction of the future. Aesthetic The Steampunk […]
Cabaret Goth
Cabaret Goth, also known as Burlesque Goth, is a distinctive subgenre within the goth community that melds Victorian and early 20th-century aesthetics with the theatrical elements of cabaret and burlesque. This fusion creates a unique style characterized by a blend of elegance, sensuality, and theatricality, reminiscent of a bygone era of performance and fashion. Origins […]
Geek Goth
Geek Goth is a subculture that merges the dark, mysterious elements of goth culture with the passion and interests of geek culture such as books, video games, comic books, conventions, anime, cosplay, or anything sci-fi or book-related, be it information or fictional literature. This unique blend celebrates both the gothic allure and the enthusiasm for […]
Emo Goth
Emo Goth is a subculture that blends elements from both the emo and goth scenes, creating a unique fusion of aesthetics, music, and identity. This combination emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, reflecting the evolving nature of youth subcultures and their interplay with music and fashion. Origins Emo Goth combines influences from the […]
Metalhead
A metalhead is someone who passionately embraces heavy metal music and its surrounding subculture. Emerging in the late 1960s and early 1970s with bands like Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin, heavy metal has grown into a diverse genre known for its powerful riffs, energetic performances, and distinctive style. Metalheads are not just fans of the […]
Deathrocker
Deathrocker is a alternative substyle that sits at the crossroads of Punk and Gothic cultures, and blends the raw edge of Punk with a morbid twist, creating a look and feel that is both edgy and macabre. While some might debate its place within the broader Goth subculture, Deathrockers have a unique identity that celebrates […]