Okay, so, “goth lingerie” – sounds kinda edgy, right? I’ve always been curious about the whole goth aesthetic, but never really tried it, you know? So, I decided to give it a go. Document the whole thing, from start to finish. It was… an experience.
The Hunt Begins
First things first, I needed to find some stuff. I didn’t really know where to start. So I went searching some items. I typed in “goth lingerie,” and, oh boy, was there a lot of stuff. I mean, a lot. Lots of black lace, obviously. Spikes? Straps everywhere. Some of it was pretty… intense. I’m more of a “comfy goth” kinda gal, if that’s even a thing. I wanted something I could actually, like, wear and not feel like I was in a costume.
After scrolling for what felt like forever,I started to piece together my goth lingerie look. I also went out to the stores and found some black lace bralettes, a couple of high-waisted, lacy panties, and this cute little black slip dress with some mesh panels. I figure those could be pretty versatile.
Putting It All Together
Okay, time to actually try this stuff on. I started with the black lace bralette and the high-waisted panties. It was… surprisingly comfortable! The lace was soft, not scratchy at all. I added some black, thigh-high stockings, the kind with the lace at the top. Gotta have those, right? I also got some garter belts to try to complete the look.
Next, I tried on the slip dress. It was cute! A little more revealing than what I usually wear, but hey, that’s part of the fun, I guess. The mesh panels added a little something extra, without being too over-the-top.I layered the bralette under slip dress. I liked how it looks – a little bit of lace peeking out.
The Final Touches (and Feeling Myself)
I needed something more. So I added a chunky, silver chain necklace – one I already owned. Seemed to fit the vibe. I even put on some dark, smudgy eyeliner. I don’t usually wear a lot of makeup, but this felt… right. I found some boots, also black, of course. And, yeah… I felt pretty good! I wasn’t sure if I was “goth” enough, but I definitely felt different. More confident, maybe? A little bit mysterious.
I took some pictures, mostly for myself, to document the whole process. And, you know what? I kind of liked them! It was fun to step outside my comfort zone, even if it was just for a little while.I also shared the pictures with some of my friends, and they all loved it!
The Verdict?
Would I wear this stuff every day? Probably not. But it was definitely a fun experiment. I learned that “goth” doesn’t have to mean uncomfortable or over-the-top. It can be subtle, even a little bit… cute. And, most importantly, it’s about feeling good in your own skin, whatever you’re wearing.
