Mall Goth Makeover 

We went WAYYYY Mall goth. When I was young in the 90s, our school had Goths & we called ourselves Barbie Goths. Instead of trad goth style, we used Malibu Barbie colors to be counter-counter looks. We used fake tans & blue eyeshadow like Barbie dolls had- but we thought we were cool to do our makeup like the trad Goths styles. I wish I had pics! We were way into the Cure, NIN, slipknot, etc. We wore the same black pants & goth jewelry just with pops of Barbie doll colors. It was strange being a goth in the USA in the late 90s.

back when when drowning pool released let the bodies hit the floor the "something's wrong with me" line came off as edgy but now as times passed as my body has changed i honestly sometimes wonder if something is wrong with me medically with the aches and pains.

I’m a older millennial who grew up in a highly religious family so I made do with black shirts and messy black shadow (until they got taken away) now I’m reclaiming my own identity and style again and it is so freeing and honestly I love all the new little baby bats showing up! Life is too short not to try things out at least once or discover who you are!

The hair on Connor is so MallGoth! Lynn you are always beautiful.

Wow Conor! You kill'd it with the hair. The look is so accurate 💀🖤

Early 00s Irish Mall goth here...we wore the coal chamber tshirts, the fishnets, the eyeliner, the multicoloured hair and spikes in all of our piercings. And in the back arse of Laois 😅 I'd give anything for my 22" wide leg criminal damage jeans back, with the discman in the leg pocket 😂 this was a great trip down memory lane....cheers! 🤘

Okay, I'm lowkey obsessed with these looks

Having grown up in this era, you guys smashed it! Manchester was full of mall goths ( spooky kids or moshers as we were called back then) hanging around afflecks and urbis. It began with manson in the late 90s and exploded with the murderdolls in the early 2000s.

I love this! Here in America, the whole Mall Goth thing sort of kicked off with the other Goths wanting to distance themselves from Manson after Columbine (because as someone who was Goth AND a Manson fan in 1999 in school where I was always getting attacked for being a weirdo anyway, shit got real very quickly in terms of how we were treated and I get it....All Goths went through a hard time at school anyway. Adding to it the whole school asking you on a regular basis if you were in the "trench coat mafia" and fully acting afraid if a teacher caught y'all fighting when they started it just so YOU would be the one to blame for it...violent Goths and all🙄....it was just worse after Columbine and they did't want the added hassle). So in that attempt to distance themselves from the Goths people would associate with Manson (Mall Goths, mainly, but pre-Columbine, everyone who was Goth was associated with him simply because he had mainstreamed and even preps knew his look and who he was). The was around the time the rest of the Goths started pretending they did not listen to Manson (while doing it in secretly), again, trying to distance themselves. I personally did not like the style but I could never find Goth clothes to fit me except JNCO's (which I did love then and I still love now and I will get a new pair of at some point) and rock tee shirts (or black tanktops in the summer) so those were the clothes I wore unless I found a cool black dress at the thrift store or something. I did have the skinny eyebrows (my sister, who is 27 to my 36, is STILL trying to get me to give up my skinny brows and I am trying...but it's hard...lmao). But the music I like was always traditional Goth and I still feel that I am a traditional Goth who was just mistaken for a Mall Goth back in the day. I was poor so I couldn't afford makeup from places like Hot Topic. As a result, desperate times called for desperate measures. lmao I would buy as much black lipstick and those Halloween makeup pallets from WalMart at Halloween time and that is what I used. We could not really get black lipstick in a regular store and I don't remember any standard Maybelline type eyeshadow pallets having black in them back then. So I would often wear the darkest brown I could get with the white clown makeup from the Halloween pallet as a foundation...it looked about as well as you could imagine. 😂😂😂 I wore a literal black dog collar with spikes (which my then five year old sister swiped one day and put on at school prompting a stern call from the school secretary to come and get it immediate...lmao) and I wore spiked bracelets and band necklaces and hoop earrings. And I STILL wear black boots (although my bones are no longer young so the heel is substantially smaller) and I always had long dark brown (and when I was 15 it became blue black...the color I still use to cover all of my white hair...lol) hair that I just wore down my back. I am no hair stylist. lol Like I said, to me, I was traditional goth in every way EXCEPT my clothes (and being a Manson fan of course...lmao) which got me lumped in with Mall Goths always. lmao I love these trips down memory land and I think you both did great with the looks. I think your Trad Goth video was great too. This is probably one of my favorite Goth channels, honestly, because you two have a great vibe. 😊

The counting with Let the bodies hit the floor had me smiling big time! Great job you two!

Good times. It's like looking at a portal from the past. Thank you guys.

Honestly I just appreciate how open you guys are to different Goth and Alternative sub-cultures. Growing up in the 80s and 90s I was always on the fringe between Punk and Goth but had very little access to the clothing. I had a generally looked more punk because that was an easier aesthetic to do with the resources I had but I listed to both Goth and Punk music and definitely preferred the Goth aesthetic, including the Mall Goths and Spooky Kids.

You both have executed the look brilliantly and your humour is legendary 🥀🖤

I love mall goths they are so unique and that is what I like about them because for me they’re not quite fully Goth but also they are Goth they got a mixture of every alternative culture out there and I love that respect to mall goths

I was a baby bat in the early 2000. I use to have a pair of Tripp Pants and a pair of Jnco Jeans. Great video guys.

I am 43 now and I would have been considered a mall goth as an Australian around 97-2000 (eventually exploring punk and eventually just casual goth ever since). I remember as a teen, we didn’t (couldn’t afford) brushes, so I used to use cheap black eye shadow as a base for eyes, then apply a thick layer of black eye pencil and smudge it. There was little blending, but messy, which I loved. Then I would use dark red lipstick and like it with black eye liner, and smudge that a little in the lip line. I did have kind of thinner eye brows but mine were just in its natural shape.

This is like a hybrid between that Corey Taylor mask and korn, I had no idea this style was mall goth, I thought Connor’s usual look was mall goth, great video!

These looks are great! Love the spikes on the nose and under the lip, you both killed it! Also the editing is 10/10

COAL CHAMBER! I just saw them in concert the other night. They sounded just like they did back in the day.

I think you pulled it off beautifully Conor, also, next time I think it would be cute to see you guys try on like a cybergoth look maybe

You nailed the mall goth look. Love the makeup and hair on you both. Nice razor blade bag too. (Jan Griffiths).

Wow, you both nailed this look! Conor's hair is perfect & Lynn looks stunning as always. Such an iconic look on you both.

I live in NY and was a literal child during the mall goth era. But I remember seeing them in droves at the mall in the early 2000s. I used to stare at them while sitting in the stroller and thinking to myself, "that's what I'm going to be when I get older" and then my mom would turn my stroller around to face the opposite direction and tell me "not to stare at the Satanists." I also remember the term "mall goth" still being considered a pejorative term a few years later when I actually did start being a goth as a tween.

I was a mall goth back in middle school in 2002. I also shopped at Torrid because it had plus-size women's clothing. I would use red blush for my eyeshadow lol. Good memories.

Dope 👌🏿🧛🏿‍♂️.

Conor's comment at 18:12 👏🤣Nailed the looks, guys! 👏🖤🦇

I felt so called out when you talked about doing a Queen of the Damned marathon !

totally 90s Nu Metal Goth style also in germany. MTV inspired looks we searched out of normal clothes shops. Also coming out of the skater scene here.

1:02 I have that Spiderman shirt. I found it and another one at Goodwill a couple years ago.

Conor nailed this. Lynn looks great as well. Have to say living thru this I realize the make up we had sucked compared to now.

16:58 Badass editing, and i think you two look amazing.

I was 9-10 around 1999 and 2000, so I got into Mall goth a bit late. But I did enjoy those bands and fashion senses. I got into Goth Generally in 2004-05 when I was a freshman in High School. I repped the Marilyn Manson striped Spooky Kids look a long time. I kinda changed it into a diff look recently. I never really stopped until the Allegations came around. But then, with the recent bombshell news I just changed it and went back in. I didn't even know Tiktok is doing the Mall Goth stuff. That's fun.

Aside from the white foundation, perfect mallgoths! Source: Former mallgoth

You both look great! But Connor you NAILED it! 😂❤

DUDE a year?! omg time flies but this was what i was waiting forrrr

I went to HS in upper MN (Im half Ojibwe half Scandanavian) and graduated in 1998! Mall goth was BIG right around and just after 1996 when I started de-conforming, and while I did not consider myself anything at first I still wore a couple pair of those giant JNCO pants, LOVED KORN and Marilyn Manson, shaved my long hair into only bangs and long eartails and tried to dye it blue (it ended up just being green in the light since my hair is naturally very dark, my senior pics were NOT to my family's liking lol) then later the TRIPP skinny bondage pants!! Oh, also the loooong chain wallets, or sometimes the thin metal ball-chains! Originally the term 'SKATER' was applied to anyone supposedly alternative looking, especially with the giant legged jeans, because a smallish crowd of 'goth' had come and gone so quietly.. So, as a 'crust punk' or just punk, as a very new term to the area, I TOTALLY felt as though I had found who I truly was! POSER was a HUGE derogitory term at the time, and I heard the term, and many other sort of bygone terms, every day. It felt so awesome for a littlewhile! I was doing the red eyeshadow, but it was more of an almost coral, blended in all around the eye. No foundation. Eventually it became that we were supposed to wear makeup at all. Then, when we as women tried to stand up for equality, unity, peace, we were deemed 'feminazi'. It seemed as though if we didnt like bands that were SO underground that no one knew of them, or appreciated bands like Crass or what was then called Ska or pop punk like Op Ivy or god forbid Rancid, then we were def NOT PUNK. What started as fun and great times swiftly devolved into being no one was as punk as those that could display no emotion, hate on everyone else for the stupidest if reasons, consumed the least, ignored everything that made them happy, or enjoyed absolutely anything that anyone else ever enjoyed. I wish a supportive, more open minded and free-er thinking group had been available then! It took me a while to get over the mindset that these A holes had tried to hammer into our heads. Point is, its tough to find who you are on the inside at such a young age, AND on the outside. For those of us that were banded together by our differences to the majority, I am glad that we are able to dress and think and live how we feel is best for ourselves now, even though it still feels like we are that young teen being looked down on sometimes. I enjoy your content because you do what makes YOU BOTH happy, and put it out there, and speak to those of us who have had similar situations surrounding our looks or taste in music. Thank you! Even though we ran with different groups, seemingly, we understand the struggles and they JOY!

I love this series so much please make more of these! I think if you’d do a cybergoth video, you both could help baby bats find the subgenre. Also very excited for deathrock please!

You both looked amazing! Very Roadrunner Records aesthetic...like...1998..."Drilling the Vein" VHS tape...purchased on a Saturday afternoon from a city centre HMV vibes 🤘😜

Sounds like Mall goth made it way more accessible for kids to get into the style that they had probably only seen in music videos or magazines. Seems crazy to me that there were people who saw that & thought 'poser' rather than 'now I can look the way I want to look'. I definitely would have been one of those kids, if my parents actually let me, back then lol

You both did an amazing job at the Mall Goth and I agree with Conor, his original hair would look so much better 🖤🦇

I’m dying to know what these 2 do professionally. They have to pay for this stuff some how. Love em!!

THE HAIR. The videos just keep improving

I'm not goth but I appreciate this well done. Would be cool to see you both thrift for a look

I love how you guys aren't snobbish when it comes to other subs of the goth subculture.

Oh watching you do your water lines is sending me back in time.

Omg YES I love the Super intense lipstick time! Omg I died laughing!

Oh, my god, that hair! The jokes from this are so good.

Love the 2000s nostalgia!

Former 90s teen here! I loved this! You both did a great job! :) A few FAQ (from what I can remember): - Mallgoth wasn't an actual subculture back then. It was this amorphic cultural phenomenon among the spooky teens of the era (circa 1994 - 2004). - No one used the term back then (that came later when the movement started to die off and emo took over for the next generation). - This was the 'labels are for soup cans' era. People would get SUPER angry if you tried to label them anything other than an 'individual'. - I'd say that 'mallgoth' started around 1994 when "Portrait of an American Family' came out. MM's influence was HUGE. - In America, "Mallgoths" were just the baby bats of the 90s. Age and access was the only difference between "mallgoths" and the Goths hanging out in Goth Clubs. - Truth is, all spooky weird teens circa the 90s and early 2000s were "Mallgoths". We all listened to stuff like KMFDM or Slipknot because that's what MTV and the local alternative radio stations played. - Hot Topic was great because it was accessible. HT sold the same clothing brands advertised in Goth magazines like Carpe Noctem and Gothic Beauty. - Most "mallgoths" in America weren't that elaborate. Most of us were heavily restricted in how we could dress and made due with what he had. The photos Gen Z post on their "Mallgoth Tumblr Blogs" only show the over the top examples. But they were rare.

I love what the kids are doing. :)

I worked at a goth boutique in Chicago no longer in business called Medusa’s Circle for a few years before Hot Topic opened. Hot topics was hiring goth designers I knew and taking off the artists designer label to sew Hot Topic label over it! I miss SHOES for sale in store because during the mall Goth stage of Hot topic, they actually sold reasonable cool shoes you could try on! My friends and I during that period just went Siousxie crazed with our make up. We had a lot of fake hair we stuck in or got synthetic lavender extensions in our black dreadlock extension hair. GOOD Times!🧛‍♀️

I remember this in the 90s and early 2000's it even carried into the metal scenes for mid 2000's also. I remember seeing this look a lot at metal shows throughout those times. Ah good times in terms of memory, but the social issues that came with it were not. The hair had me rolling, but it was the look and you nailed it. Outfit without the hair seems like it was actually something that would work well in every day wear in the goth styles.

I wish I had red eyeshadow in the 90s/early 00s. We couldn't get it where I was at because the substance they used to create the red color was banned as toxic for eye cosmetics. Safe on lips, though. So, mall goths around my parts typically wore just black, but if they did color combos it was usually black/purple or black/reddish-brown.

When I was in high school I was a mall goth, now I'm true goth because I love the music.

I frickin LOVE yoyr mall goth looks!!! I was a teen in the late 90s, and this was the thing!

Its good to see people reviving and trying out the style! I used to do my lips by moisturizing with a thin layer of aquaphor, really rub it in, then have a liner that was 1 shade darker than my initial lip to section shapes and lip crevices, then use the initial color to fill, use a napkin or folded moist paper towel to blot off or pat extra, then do a final layer to seal off. Works great for alt folks with thicker or wider lips .

Yet to see the final look, but I love these eyebrows on Lynn already 13:09 !

We had exactly one club that did anything goth (goth & disco night once a week). EDM was a bigger scene so most of us in the 90s just wore band shirts and baggy jeans with holes in legs. There were a handful that looked like you 2 but they were actually picked on as "try hards" lol. We were a weird bunch. Hell, I even got (lightly) picked on for being more into industrial and zombie movies instead of goth and vampires. Kinda miss it though lol

Super early to my fav Goth couple from across the pond! I adore your videos!❤❤❤

This took me straight back to my early teens 😂 beautiful job here.

Ive always wanted to have alt styled edgy clothing and fashion but over here we dont have anything like Hot topic. We pretty are like Ireland. But now Ill overtime get more Alternative styled fashion. I love the style and now I can finally get to have my own style of mall goth

I really need to know where Lynn’s T-shirt from the beginning is from. It’s so cool! Also you guys did really well. I never grew up with mall goth style either or even much of a young alt kid scene but it looks pretty legit. I do like some of the mall goth style (It inspires me sometimes along with imagining goth bratz dolls) very well done. Can’t wait to see what style you both pull off next

Omg this is EXACTLY how I *wanted* to dress as a teen (minus all the crazy face piercings), but couldn't because my folks weren't too crazy about all of that. So I basically had to do with just the black eyeliner and band tees from Hot Topic that I could afford to get.

Im digging the background music

fantastic - love it !!!! 🥰😍🥰🧛🧛‍♂🧛‍♀

I think you guys did a great job pulling the look off. I was around for all that. I got into goth when I was 15 back in 98/99' . Definitely fun times for sure! I'd love to see a cybergoth look from you. Goggles, cyberlocks, fluffies and all. You just need Combichrist or God Module playing in the background. Stay spooky!🕸️🦇💀

Conor!!! Your hair is perfection!!!😊

Thank You Random Goth Couple!! 🌒🌕🌘

From a former mall goth- your makeup was way too good. Both of you lol. Gotta kind of make it suck. I’m kidding, but really your makeup was way too good for what we did. Our makeup in the 90s was awful, but we were working with nothing. Brands had nothing, it was so hard just to find a truly black eyeliner. We used to light it on fire just to get it to melt and become a truer black. Le sigh. Times was hard man. Times was hard. The outfits though.. killed it 😂 NAILED IT.

Conor and Lynn dolls coming soon to a toy store near you… 😂 had to love them though. Does feel like there was quite a cross over between mall goth and maybe a toned down cyber goth? Just need to add the dreads and you are half way there

i love to see you guys being kind and appreciating the subculture. im not personally mallgoth but it is sad to see people so angry about the way people dress.

More of these please! Thought you did a great job.

You guys replicated the looks very well 🖤🦇

So I can say, having been there, that Lynn's makeup looks like an acquaintance of mine who STILL does her face like that in 2023. She's a local dj. Never fully grew up I guess. Good for her tbh

Back when I was a mall goth (even though I didn't realize that's what I was until I actually became a real goth), Hot Topic was my favorite place to shop. TBH, If my city had a Hot Topic, I'd probably still shop there.

Love you guys ❤❤❤❤

I loooove this so much! You both really nailed it! I was definitely a mix of emo, mall goth, and later scene kid in the early 00s. 😅😊❤ I had several piercings and spiked belts and so many chains my high school said they were hazardous and made me remove them from my tripp pants while on school property.

Ahhh, now this is the Goth I grew up with. Late 90's and Early 2000's were sooooo good. Nailed it Conor!

I cant wait to see this, I was 14 in 1999 so...BRING IT ON!!😂😂❤

I would love to see you guys in hi-art goth or early 20th century goth. Alexander McQueen was a genius at these type of styles. Your interpretation would be interesting 🤔

Wow. That is the best transformation I’ve ever seen. 🖤🤘🏻💀

I'm from America and was in Germany for two months in 2003. I was so surprised that all the teenagers I saw were dressed as mall goths! I commented to someone with me that everyone looks like they shop at Hot Topic. I did get to go to an awesome real goth shop in Nurnberg, loved everything there, but they were like full length gowns for over 400 euros each, so couldn't afford to get anything.

I grew up in a small town in the US Midwest in the late 90s and early 00s, and I definitely was the quintessential small town goth kid. I even worked at Hot Topic from 2004-2005, I saw it all. It's fun to see people throwing back to this style! One thing that is different in the recreations of the style is the precision and updated makeup techniques. We didn't use any of that! No one had brushes, blended, or contoured. Your makeup would've been a drug store foundation, Manic Panic white out powder, a crappy crayon eyeliner, and Hot Topic brand Morbid powder eyeshadow applied with your finger. Smudge things around with your finger around your eyes for that extra special dreadful look, and you're out the door to go be weird in public with your friends. I wasn't into the Tripp pants with chains, but I definitely had super wide leg black Tripp pants, a band shirt, collar, and trench coat with long black hair as my daily look. Today, well into my mid 30s, I still am more or less a goth/rivethead, and it's funny because for decades I've collected much nicer clothes and footwear than I wore back then. When I go out to a show or to the club, my makeup is contoured and blended. But despite having fancier things and better taste as an adult, I never have felt more self assured than when I was 15 with my finger smudged makeup and baggy mallgoth gear sitting on a random curb doing absolutely nothing with my friends. Counting down the weeks leading up to the NIN show. Pissed because Orgy wasn't playing in your state. They were angsty, but great times. Seeing the throwback looks really makes me nostalgic. All except the bad poetry. That can stay dead and buried 20 years ago.

i love these videos so much! even though it isnt a goth subculture, i would love to see an emo/scene style makeover !! 🤘

😂😂 I love the looks!!! You guys made me feel 14 years old again 😆 #Nostalgia throwback for sure!! ❤🖤❤🖤

I was 13 in 2007. We had a strong scene happening at my local mall, it had a grassy area outside. It was actually so good though - skaters, a few punks, nu metal kids, goths, lots of emos and spooky kids just hanging out talking about music, school, life stuff. It was also a good meeting point before we went elsewhere too. Lasted for about 3 year's before it was shut down because too many people in the community complained it was dangerous. It really wasn't. I think they just didn't like the alt people loitering there. You two look great! I like this more than the trad goth. Can't wait for the next series installment. ❤🖤

From a girl who was walking around Denver malls in 99, this took me back! So funny this all popped up again. Good job.

Love you guys!❤

You did great!!!!

Love the content- this is what I want to see more of on RU-vid!! Great job 👏 yal

You both suit the look but Lynn in particular looks really pretty.

Holy hell she looks like one of my exes from that era down to a T. Well that was some interesting flash backs for sure now hahaha.

This looks great I wanna try it I love the hair too !!

You both crushed this challenge! Love seeing you both have fun with this and Connor you should be proud of this, and like Lynn I think your hair is rad in this one 🤙🏻

The hand gestures make the video shoot.

Sooooo accurate! Wow guys! Love this series, love u two

Ive always loved the alternative styles and wanted to have my own, but at the time only knew of everything being called goth and then i struggled to find out what alt style i if im not punk or goth. But now finally ive figured im closest to mall goth^^

takes me back

I have an interesting story. I desired deeply to dress Goth as early as 12, I was terrified of my parents though as they hated Goths and often laughed at and mocked them on TV. This was all the way back in the early 2000s. The bands that introduced me to the fashion were Skinny Puppy and, to a lesser extent, the scene surrounding Type O Negative. My gateway into all of this was through an old 90s game called Descent 2 which had both these artists on its ost. When my parents divorced four years later I had already developed a solid taste in music. I began dressing Goth I would say my second or third year in high school. I consumed a wide variety of music around this time because I was into playing instruments back then. The bands that I really developed a fond for were mainly Killing Joke, an old band called Throbbing Gristle, Darkthrone, an obscure band known as Shape of Despair, Front Line Assembly and, during my senior year, a little known band called Red Flag (Fear of a Red Planet being my favourite album by them). I was also somewhat into the gabber/Hardcore music of Delta9 around this same time which inspired some of the music in a band I was in. I was a huge listener of Skinny Puppy and Type O Negative for a long time and still listen to them a lot as an adult. As a teen in the 2000s I looked down on a lot of trends, styles and music. I didn't like emos or the music because it looked pretty and sounded like little kids stuff to me. I had no idea what a mallgoth was back then and had never even heard the term until a couple of years ago after my 31st birthday. I did however have a word I often used to describe "goths" who listened to Marilyn Manson, Korn and My Chemical Romance, it was Mallcore Kids. Mallcore being the music and Mallcore Kids being the scene. I lived in a small town going to a small town high school when I was a teen so I had no chance to check out Alt Stores. I often got creative because all my mother would buy me was black sweaters, black jeans, black shirts and this underwear with skulls and bones on them. Barely got to wear metallic items, chains or goth style belts. Had a lot of black eyeliner but I had to sneak it from my mother's bedroom. I never got to dye my hair either sadly. I never really liked bands like Disturbed, Slipknot, Mudvayne or Evanescence and I thought Linkin Park was tasteless music. Slipknot I had never actually heard of until my senior year in high school. Mudvayne came to me way later like my mid 20s. All these bands had real ugly scenes from what I heard. I had a bad tendency also to idolize Trent Reznor around the mid 2000s and tried to copy his most Gothic fashion style as much as I could sometimes. Pretty much the whole Nu Metal world made me gag as a teen and never really found any Goths in my high school. It was all metalheads, gangster kids, and the odd emos. I knew what Hot Topic was when I was a teen but didn't like it because I thought it was a store for Emo Kids. Even if I did want to go to Hot Topic I couldn't because it didn't exist in Canada at the time. I went to a Hot Topic store in Winnipeg a couple of years ago and still didn't like it because not a lot of the cool clothes from there fit me. I guess it's mostly clothes catering to young kids. My clothing style, when I moved out, became much more obvious. When I entered into my 20s I started to blend small elements of Punk into my Goth style. Mainly because as I got older I got introduced to stuff like Sisters of Mercy, The Misfits and Circle Jerks. Almost all the clothes I wore when I wasn't working or going to formal events were modified by me or given to me by peers. Much of these clothes were bought from general clothing vendors or thrift stores. Throughout my early to mid 20s I owned a pair of black Gortex combat boots. Those things lasted a long time and I often miss those boots. The first Goth club I ever attended was when I was 19 at a place in Montreal called the Katacombs. I had a lot of buds that went there during nights like that and really enjoyed it. I wouldn't really start attending Goth clubs regularly until 2022 a year after I moved to Winnipeg. At the time I was working for a kitchen at a hotel chain near the downtown area. Was and still am excited whenever Goth related events happen here. Often I like to decorate my place with dark objects. I also sometimes like to collect obscure anime dealing with Gothic Horror. Well work is as the same and boring as ever. My main hobbies are mostly computer code related stuff, which I've been into for decades, and reading lots.

Really fun and from what I can see, you did a great job :) My only request would be if you would consider doing the reveal in more daylight as it's hard to see the whole outfit in the dark. I hope that doesn't sound wrong, I just want to see the outfits more clearly. It could be my monitor also. If you are up for it, I would love to see a Victorian Gothic style at some point. It's my favorite style and then Romantic. Great video and hope to see you again soon