When I was in high school, I was totally into all things goth, punk medieval and Victorian. I still am, but I no longer dress the part or have the Siouxsie Sioux / Robert Smith make up or hair going on...no longer do I have a foot high mohawk, leather combat boots or tons and tons of eyeliner.
Photo Left: Louise Black
I know it's hard to believe that I could have once looked like that, but alas, my Pretties, it is true...and I rocked it like the best of them. I'll have to dig out an old photo or two and show you the dramatic change from then to now.
Anyway, you can imagine my delight over the Steampunk or Neo-Victorianism look, which is the amalgamation of Victorian aesthetic principles with modern sensibilities and technologies.
Steampunk fashion has no set guidelines and is based upon an individual's personality, but tends to mesh punk, goth and industrial styles as filtered through the Victorian era.
For those of you in need of more details, this look in fashion may include mohawks, piercings, corsets, tattered petticoats, and any other number of pieces from the aforementioned factions or style periods. Attempting to adopt a Steampunk aesthetic in fashion or home decor isn't hard with the following objects I've picked out from some Etsy members who do it best.
Who does it best?
Here's where you can grab these goodies...
Louise Black -
Jolly Roger Cameo Corset
LesFrivolities -
Ankle Leather Gaitors / Spats
BoudoirQueen -
Crow & Crown Tophat
Exoskeleton Cabaret - 
Pipe Dream Photograph
Black Orchid Designs -
Captain Gear Eye Patch
FrockTarts -
Navy & White Striped Jabot
....and, here I am [how I look now] with my latest nod to Neo-Victorianism, Baroque and Steampunk:
My sweet wallpaper necklace is improved and back in my shop, so go check it out!
xxx
Raven
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