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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17
Yeah...Stevie is far from goth. Her "black outfits" are more flowy and chiffon-like.....just dressing the part, while goths live it 2/7.
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Stevie is far from goth, no doubt (most goths don't fancy fairies, rainbows, and angels) but my point is that there is a connection in the darkness and the wardrobe influence. And a lot of the goths are mere posers. Very few live the life style they would like to portray. Stevie never tried to be goth, it's just her natural style to wear black and chiffon. And she does tend to wear corsets and crosses and a lot of girls in the goth community dress that way.
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Originally Posted by UndoingTheLaces
Right on sistah!!! I used to bum around the goth scene when I lived in Pittsburgh in the 90's but since I moved here to LA it's not really my thing. I went once to a goth club around the block from me and there was so much attitude I couldn't stand it. I still like a lot of the music and could totally hear Stevie doing a cover of Spellbound by Souxisie and the Banshees. And wouldn't that be so funny and ironic after all those years of witch rumors.
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I would never consider myself to be goth, I just like the music and enjoy seeing people dressed up but most of them are a bunch of posers with horrible attitudes so I avoid the scene for the most part. I have also recorded some music along the lines of industrial. I'm going to do a goth cover of The Nightmare lol.