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Colleen Lunsford from Little Sister
In Little Sister, Colleen Lunsford (Addison Timlin) is a young nun-in-training who’s cut all contact with her family, until temporarily abandoning her studies to go home after her brother returns from war in Iraq. Back at home in Asheville, NC, she returns to her old familial dysfunction and goth style.
Nancy Downs from The Craft
Nancy Downs (Fairuza Balk) is the troubled punk-rock goth teen in 1996’s The Craft. Arguably the favorite among the cult following of this film. Every outfit of hers is admired throughout the whole movie, most notably her Catholic school uniform and the outfit she fights Sarah in.
There are so many fashion pieces she reuses and recreates that it’s up to the admirer to decide what outfit of hers they want to resurrect. Aside from the clothes, her makeup is fairly simple: brown and grey eyeshadow, red or black nail polish, and purple lip-liner with red lipstick.
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (Cassandra Peterson) is a character of contrasts, between her gothic, vampish cleavage-enhanced appearance and quirky Valley-girl personality. When she visits a conservative town, her worldly attitude and revealing clothes lead the townspeople to declare her a witch and try to burn her at the stake.
Death from Sandman
In the DC comic series The Sandman, Death is both the end of life and the guider of souls. Unlike most personifications of death, like the Grim Reaper, she is a young goth woman dressed in casual clothes who also visits people as they are born.
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Abby Sciuto
Abby Sciuto (Pauley Perrette) is a forensic scientist at NCIS who specializes in ballistics, digital forensics, and DNA analysis. Despite her goth appearance and the fact that she sleeps in a coffin, she’s one of the perkiest and happiest people you’ll ever meet.
Rose Lalonde
In Homestuck, Rose Lalonde is a friend of John Egbert and her role in Sburb is the Seer of Light. She wears this black Squiddle dress, which was made by Kanaya, on the Land of Light and Rain.
Lydia Deetz
Lydia Deetz’s style is all but strange and unusual. She keeps it simple by dressing in all black and minimal make up. The hardest part to replicate may actually be her bangs. We can’t guarantee this look will attract a bio-exorcist but you can always try saying his name three times.
Allison Reynolds
If you’re not into wearing color and you like to be the “weird girl” then Allison Reynolds’ look is the one for you. The key is to wear clothes that are a little too big for you and to make sure you carry a giant purse full of nonsensical stuff. We will leave it up to you whether or not you want to go all the way and include the dandruff.
