Goth culture is often associated with dark fashion, music, and aesthetics. People of all races can be part of the goth subculture, including Black people. However, Black goths may experience unique challenges due to the lack of representation and visibility of Black people in goth communities. Historically, goth culture has been predominantly white, which can make it difficult for Black goths to find acceptance and community. Black goths may also face racism and discrimination within goth subcultures, as well as society at large. Despite these challenges, many Black goths have found ways to express themselves creatively and build supportive communities within goth culture.
1. Black leather or denim jackets
2. Fishnet stockings or tights
3. Platform boots or shoes
4. Corsets or bustiers
5. Chokers or other statement jewelry
6. Black or dark-colored skinny jeans or pants
7. Band t-shirts or graphic tees with dark imagery
8. Lace-up boots or combat boots
9. Long, flowing skirts or dresses in dark colors
10. Studded belts or other metal accessories
