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27. Glam Goth Goth probably owes just as much to the New Romantic and New Wave movements of the 80’s as it does to Punk for its origins. With its focus on dark clothing, heavy make-up, frilly dandyish clothing, and theatrics, it’s not difficult to see how goth could evolve from the New...

23. Nu Goth One of the most recent incarnations of goth fashion, Nu goths blend classic gothic motifs (black, leather jackets), with contemporary fashion trends (round shades, high waist shorts, big hats), hence the alternative name “Hipster Goth”. There is considerable overlap with Pastel...

16. Geek Goth Essentially, all Goths are Geeks. After all, how can one devote so much time into dressing up, reading old literature, and collecting obscure music without being somewhat Geeky? You will hence find typical Geek traits in all Goths, but some will be more Geeky than others. The...

8. Mopey Goth The most common Goth stereotype held by non-Goths, the Mopey Goths are the ones who take the whole “dark and gloomy” aspect of Goth far too seriously. They feel that to be Goth, one must never appear to be remotely happy. They will most often be found at home in their rooms...

Hello Everyone, Here is a variety of different Gothic Subcultures. This shall include their common interests, hobbies, and fashions. Remember that though some of this be true, that everyone is created to their own person, a unique individual created lovingly and fearfully by God. I think that I...