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Hello Kitty and Goth - The Sweet and the Scary in Wedding Dresses (In No Particular Order)

For all the differences that seem obvious - one love lacy pink, the other black staining, one is all sweet and spicy, all the other self-expression and self-awareness and the Hello Kitty wedding dress in Goth share similarities. For one, both are valid path to personal expression affiliates, owns, character. For another, both have their own avid following in Japan and elsewhere, often combining them in a single ensemble Goth. And both scary and scarily sweet sweet!

Hello Kitty Mania

In fact you will admit that the Hello Kitty wedding dress both scary and sweet, sort of like marrying style Baby Spice and Scary Spice to frilliest level imaginable. Why are sweet and scary, you ask?

Well, think about this: Dresses ranging from pale pastels to bright colors in all the colors of the rainbow and everything else in between, especially the pink and blue and red. You will have the most luxurious colors to choose from instead of traditional white wedding dress, which is very good if you want an abundance of color in your wedding.

Fashion flip side of that you will be treated to a line in the row ruffles that look like you are surrounded by waves of foam, ribbon and bow that feels a lot like Christmas just landed on your clothes, fabric roses that looked like the entire contents of the Rose Garden of the Montreal Botanical Garden in Quebec transferred, and the picture round face with button eyes and nose and no mouth looked at from every available space. Too busy wedding dress did not begin to cover it.

However, if you're really into the whole shebang Hello Kitty, then you can always tone to the side / flip side lace and utilize / colorful funny. Apply fashion adage about more here!

Goth subculture

Well, Goth is a kind of sweet in many ways. Lace sweet. Respect for individual aesthetic sweet. Creativity is sweet. Self-dramatization is sweet. Tolerance for others is sweet. You get the sweet spot.

Seriously speaking, you can have fun with wedding dress Goth in parallel with Hello Kitty wedding dress. You just swing in the opposite direction and you have a Goth. Quite simple, really.

For example, where you have pastels in pink and blue for Hello Kitty, you can have a deep shades of black, blues and violets, where you have been frayed material such as bows and ribbons, you can have hardcore material such as leather and metal studs ; in which you have the perfect-sewn seams and edges, you damaged them to pieces artsy Goth.

But because the second wedding dress Goth Hello Kitty and go for tight bodices, it is better to show off months of pre-marriage training camp, you can even combine two elements. (One young man with a fetish for Goth clothes, tattoos and Hello Kitty have a permanent tattoo of the Japanese cartoon character inked right in the middle of her forehead! Kidding No)

Just buy a Hello Kitty wedding dress in the deepest blue you can find, dismantle all of them to achieve the Goth look, add the Goths must-haves such as leather and ornate metal belt stud, throws Goth makeup and you're ready to go down the aisle!

So, who says a white wedding dress should be? Obviously not the kind of sweet and scary and Goth Hello Kitty!