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Today's outfit started with the Dr Martens boots, which are now sadly out of stock. If you find New Rocks too heavy and clunky, something like this is a good alternative.
I added a deconstructed sweater by Ann Demeulemeester, a very prominent designer in avant garde fashion, along with Rick Owens, the designer of the jacket up above. I talked a little bit about designers who make goth-friendly gear in my last post, so now we can add Ann Demeulemeester to the list!
The skirt is by Mairi McDonald - the product description says it's a modern take on the traditional Scottish kilt.
Kilts have been pretty popular in alternative scenes for a while, for men as well as women. The Utilikilt* is popular at festivals because a) lots of pockets, so you don't need a bag, b) lots of secret pockets, and c) air flow, which is a good thing to have at an outdoor gig in the middle of a German summer.
Today's outfit started with the Dr Martens boots, which are now sadly out of stock. If you find New Rocks too heavy and clunky, something like this is a good alternative.
I added a deconstructed sweater by Ann Demeulemeester, a very prominent designer in avant garde fashion, along with Rick Owens, the designer of the jacket up above. I talked a little bit about designers who make goth-friendly gear in my last post, so now we can add Ann Demeulemeester to the list!
The skirt is by Mairi McDonald - the product description says it's a modern take on the traditional Scottish kilt.
Kilts have been pretty popular in alternative scenes for a while, for men as well as women. The Utilikilt* is popular at festivals because a) lots of pockets, so you don't need a bag, b) lots of secret pockets, and c) air flow, which is a good thing to have at an outdoor gig in the middle of a German summer.
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