Goth Tutus

A tutu skirt is something most goths, girls especially, can easily find in their wardrobe. It could work with many diffrent styles, such as cyber, rave, deathrock and even romantic. However, even something as simple as a tulle skirt must be of good quality in order to work. Here are some examples of what could or could not work:

Very Good:


A floorlength skirt here looks more intresting then the regular tutu mini. The above is an intresting design, with the red under the black. I can definitely see this in a very romantic outfit, perhaps next to a ruffled blouse and leather corset. A similar black-and-purple one can be found on Ebay for around $25, it is slightly less poofy so will work better with more casual outfits.

Okay:

This skirt looks more like a classic tutu, and can work even next to a casual t-shirt. The only thing wrong with ist are the ribbons, strangely criss-crossing in an attempt at corset lacing between the pleats, but by looks of it these could easily be removed. Wearing this with leggings or at least thick tights underneath I will also recomend, as it seems a bit short, but whether you are comfortable with a shoer skirt or not is up to you.

Please Don't:


Don't wear this. Or buy it. Or even consider it or look at it or think about it for that matter, as there is no wey on earth this could work. The color looks a bit awkward, the black netting over only the bottom two layers makes no sense, the fabric looks like a cheap Halloween costume. Just because something is labelled as goth doesn't mean it is, or that it should be worn.