Old gothic fashion

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Norma Shearer in Lady of the Night (1925)

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Looking at these I was thinking about storage. These are dresses and hats are huge and must have had to hung in some sort of closet. And go...

I assume this to be mourning wear. From the size of her waist she must be wearing a serious corset. On the back she's identified as" Alice Gibson 1894" and the studio is "J Howarth, Whetley Lane Bradford"

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Corsets: A classic choice for a goth look. Opt for intricate lace or leather designs. Pencil Skirts or Skater Skirts: Pair these with fishnet tights or thigh-high stockings. Oversized Sweaters or Band Tees: Layered with long-sleeve shirts or turtlenecks underneath. Tailcoats or Long Coats: Adds a dramatic touch. Layering: Goth fashion often involves layering. Consider combining different textures like lace, velvet, and leather.