Gothic Fashion Timeline

By caybrz
  • The Addams Family Cartoon

    The Addams Family Cartoon
    The first "The Addams Family" cartoon released on "The New Yorker." It was made in a one-panel gag format.
  • First Gothic Family on Film

    First Gothic Family on Film
    "The Addams Family" made its' premier on "ABC," having the first gothic family on film, with it's supernatural scenarios and dark vibe. It became very popular as it was so unique and different in its' time.
  • Siouxsie Sioux Gothic Fashion Began

    Siouxsie Sioux Gothic Fashion Began
    Siouxsie Sioux stood out at clubs for her dark attire. She wore dark clothing with alternative makeup, including cat-eye eyeshadow and red lipstick.
  • Siouxsie Sioux and The Banshees Formed

    Siouxsie Sioux and The Banshees Formed
    Siouxsie Sioux and the Banshees made their premiere at the 100 Club Punk Festival. Influencing audience members and viewers with their gothic style and rock music.
  • Deathrock Goth

    Deathrock Goth
    Known for their horror punk, they were influenced by goth. Their style included mostly mohawks or shaved spiky hair, dyed or black hair, along with black clothing. They had wore silver jewelry, sometimes chains and black eyeshadow for makeup.
  • Batcave Goth

    Batcave Goth
    Their hair style also consisted of mohawks with mainly black or dark hair. Their clothing had leather harnesses, belts and chokers. Fishnets was also common in the style.
  • Gothic Lolita

    Gothic Lolita
    This style of goth originated in Japan. They usually wore black or pastel pink dresses that are tight around the waist, but poofy on the bottom and frilled shoulders. The dresses were decorated with bows and lace.
  • Haute Goth

    Haute Goth
    Haute goth is a mix between art and fashion. Fashion designers experimented with silhouettes on runway shows, then shaped designs from there.
  • Romantic Goth

    Romantic Goth
    Influenced fashion from Romantic Era (1800-1850). Colors were mostly dark blue, green, purple, deep red and black. Flowy tops and dresses were styled with with corsets. Makeup had smokey eyeshadow and pale skin was a staple.
  • Cyberpunk Subculture

    Cyberpunk Subculture
    This style also featured in anime and manga, the fashion came from Japan. The style consisted military-styled uniforms and heavy gear, with a futuristic look a fiber attire.
  • Emo Subculture

    Emo Subculture
    They loved spikes spiked on their clothing, like leather jackets or punk rock hoodies. They also wore black leggings, skirts and ripped jeans. Long sleeves were also popular with them.
  • Futuristic Goth Style

    Futuristic Goth Style
    There was a supernatural vibe with the clothing. They wore leather, lace, along with tighter clothes that included texture and designs.
  • Health Goth

    Health Goth
    This style was influenced by biotechnology. They wore sportswear and supported cleanliness with an abstract environment.
  • Nu Goth

    Nu Goth
    This style was modern and sleek. Tattoos were common. Nu goth was more influenced by the 80’s and 90’s, inspired by "Wednesday Addams" from "The Addams Family."
  • Grunge

    Grunge
    Grunge was dark with an edgy style. Most had bright dyed hair, piercings and tattoos. Some had neon light vibes with black and dark clothing.