Barely shy of 200cm tall, Auburn red hair, green eyes.
Rough Circumference:
Over Bust ~41’
Under bust ~37’
Waist 30’
Hips 40’
Leg length 38’
My shoulders are somewhat broad and I have a bit of a top biast mild hourglass look. I look a bit like I work out when I don’t because of it. I tend to find tank tops work well, while shirts that have a small neck, or stuff like turtlenecks look really bad (too broad, too uniform).
I mostly like witchy vibes but I like colour in it. I’ve been trying to get fairy core to work for me but they’re often uncomfortable, too over the top, or don’t stick to the loose rules I have (high waisted clothes, cinched waist, open necks, form fitting where possible.) I’ve been trying to get goth working too but i don’t want to wear just black. Getting professional clothes that work has been a unaccomplished challenge because of sizing/not wanting to wear bland, but I wear a lab coat so I can hide it, but would appreciate help there for when I can’t hide behind the coat. I like flowery blouses but I only own one that fits and it’s men’s I tailored.
Hopefully this is okay as a vibe descriptor? I wasn’t sure how to respond.
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.
Is this offer open to anyone? I’m always up for new style tips!
Yeah but gimme a vibe too.
Barely shy of 200cm tall, Auburn red hair, green eyes.
Rough Circumference: Over Bust ~41’ Under bust ~37’ Waist 30’ Hips 40’
Leg length 38’
My shoulders are somewhat broad and I have a bit of a top biast mild hourglass look. I look a bit like I work out when I don’t because of it. I tend to find tank tops work well, while shirts that have a small neck, or stuff like turtlenecks look really bad (too broad, too uniform).
I mostly like witchy vibes but I like colour in it. I’ve been trying to get fairy core to work for me but they’re often uncomfortable, too over the top, or don’t stick to the loose rules I have (high waisted clothes, cinched waist, open necks, form fitting where possible.) I’ve been trying to get goth working too but i don’t want to wear just black. Getting professional clothes that work has been a unaccomplished challenge because of sizing/not wanting to wear bland, but I wear a lab coat so I can hide it, but would appreciate help there for when I can’t hide behind the coat. I like flowery blouses but I only own one that fits and it’s men’s I tailored.
Hopefully this is okay as a vibe descriptor? I wasn’t sure how to respond.
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.