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What would go well with this velvet blouse without making it look too much like a vampire? A skirt, a pair of shorts, what kind of pants perhaps?

>> No.14419447
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Details from the sleeve

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>> No.14419491

>>14419445
just dress like a vampire, vampires are the most effay of all supernatural creatures

>> No.14419511

reminds me of the Seinfeld episode.
This shit is only good for a larp desu.

>> No.14419536

>>14419511
This is for a party, not for daily life.

>> No.14419668

do you own a slip dress? preferably in a mid tone or light color.

>> No.14420183

Only way to make something like this work is to go full in on the style. The leather jeans in the third picture add to that. You should also opt for ruby gemstones and pale makeup with dark eyeliner for dramatic emaciated looking contours.

If you don't want to look TOO much like a vampire, you should wear black waxed jeans, heels and a second, white or cream blouse underneath. Avoid use of red, including in jewelery.

>> No.14420331

>>14419536
Go full pirate then.

>> No.14420332

>>14420183
lmao at this faggot, trying to make everyone else conform to his perfect faggot appearence

>> No.14420406

>>14419491
>t. paste eater

>>14419445
Perhaps dark/black shorts or a pencil skirt with a pair of patterned pantyhose that complement the shirt's pattern.
It's still gonna look a little trad goth-y, but I don't think that's necessarily a negative.

>> No.14420410

>>14420406
*romantigoth
I wouldn't go with the leather pants by the way.

>> No.14420466

Thanks everyone for the positive replies.

>> No.14420588

>>14420466
To be honest this one is not a bad reply, try to coordinate something around the style you're going for
>>14420183
Also don't discount this helpful creature:
>>14420331
blouses and poet shirts were once common attire for pirates too

>> No.14420593

>>14420588
Wow I just looked back and the way I formatted my post is irritating as fuck i'm sorry you have to read that, i'll do better next time

>> No.14420637

>>14420593
>spilling spaghetti over a post