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Learn how to create a Gothic women's look with expert makeup and clothing tips in this free Goth fashion video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Learn how apply light foundation and powder to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how apply dark eye shadow to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how apply dark eyeliner to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how apply dark lip liner and lipstick to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how paint fingernails to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to choose funky hair colors to create a Gothic women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn what pieces of clothing help to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn what fabrics to dress in to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to wear corsets and other Gothic clothing to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn what to look for when choosing Gothic boots to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to rip your clothes to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to choose a trench coat to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to accessorize to create a Goth women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn how to wear silver jewelry to accessorize a Gothic women's look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
Learn tips and techniques for creating your own unique Gothic look with expert makeup tips in this free Goth fashion video clip.
The Goths were a collection of Eastern Germanic tribes commonly associated with the downfall of the Western Roman Empire in the late 5th century CE. After the collapse of the Roman Empire, the Goths were successful founding new kingdoms in parts of Europe.
Fast forward 1000 years: When the Renaissance was blossoming in Europe, it became the fashion to refer to medieval architecture as "Gothic," meaning artless, barbarian, and primitive. Centuries later, as the Romantics began to celebrate medieval culture once more, the term "Gothic" became associated with imagination, the supernatural, and a dark or gloomy aesthetic.
Fast Forward 200 more years: Forms of post-punk music in England began to take on a decidedly darker twist in the early 1980s. This movement spread across Europe and the US, where the aesthetics (dark fashion, black makeup, and moody attitude) of the movement gathered more attention than the music. Add Victorian flair and the films of Tim Burton, and there you have it.
In this free video series, watch as internationally enlightened Goth experts Constance Hall and Jessica Rose give you every tip you need to dress in Goth clothing. They will show you how to apply makeup (including foundation, eye makeup, and lipstick) and then instruct you on creating a top-notch Goth wardrobe of black boots, trench coats, torn clothes, and much more!
Constance Hall & Jessica Rose Constance Hall and Jessica Rose are a Valenica, CA based Goth makeup artist and model team who have visited Gothic clubs in England, Scotland, Ireland, France, German, Italy, Switzerland, Monaco, Denmark, and Sweden. European travel has given them a large international outlook on their Gothic work, which includes photo-shoots, short films, television spots, and countless fashion shows.dkdk
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