• cassandrafatigue@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    14 days ago

    I’m seeing mixed units, similar coloring here. Also very tall. So a lot of what I said there applies.

    Dark colors and a vibe are more important to a goth look than sticking to black all the way through. Those colors I mentioned, greens and reds? They work well with that. Add on accessories that look like slightly too much. You wear a lab coat? Fuck it play that up, wear heavy dark gloves and hang goggles or a respirator around your neck as an accessory. Pair with black slacks and a conservative black blouse (or black scrubs).

    For business-shit that doesn’t look boring youre going to want to do layers and embroidery rather than prints.

    Layers:

    So a high cut tank in one color, a low/medium cut top, abd a coat/cardigan/whatever, harder to do with pants, but you can see how the concept works. The utility is normal clothing items function as accessories creating shapes and drawing eye, can mix colors/prints, it can look extremely put-together/professional, and you can take things on/off for temperature throughout the day.

    Sorry I’m out of it for some reason today. Bother me later and I’ll have better for you.