If I Were Goth

[pt_tangles]

I would be a ...

You scored as Romantic Goth. You are a romantic goth, better known as a tradtional goth. You are probably quickly identified as a goth by outsiders. Black lace, bats, and moonlit cemetaries are just a few of your favorite things. </td> Romantic Goth 79% Perky Goff 75% Ethereal Goth 71% Anything-Goes Goth 71% Fantasy Goth 71% Understanding Outsider 58% Industrial/Rivet-Head 46% Old-school Goth 46% Confused Outsider 38% Cyber-goth 21% Death Rocker 13% What subcategory of Goth best fits you? created with QuizFarm.com

I tend to consider my style more of a hippie/gypsy look ... but I guess if you turned all of the colors black it might count as Goth (my interests tend to lean towards the romantically spooky in the dark time of the year ... and the romantically green in the light time of the year ~_^)

--Phae

Comments

[matrinka69.livejournal.com]

Sounds like we share styles. Flowing, romantic shapes, though in spring and summer I go for light colors- mostly greens and blues, while fall brings out the deeper browns and winter the black and rich jewel tones. And I don't do lace. Or ruffles, really. Long, flowing sleeves? Oh, yeah. Ruffly collars or cuffs? Not my thing.

[pt_tangles]

I don't really do ruffles (or collars ... I have a weird issue about things being around my neck), but I love lace. Knitted/crocheted lace especially.

I start wearing my jewel tones right after Litha (when we start to turn towards the harvest season - they make me think of ripe berries), though, with all of the rain we have been getting here, I have started a little early this year.

I was trying to work more white into my wardrobe this year (looking for a long white skirt) ... hopefully it will get sunny again soon before Midsummer.

--Phae

[matrinka69.livejournal.com]

Crocheted lace, to me, doesn't fall into the same grouping. I love my crochet tops, but regular lace is itchy and I refuse to be that miserable!