Black Paper, Black Ink: Scary Miss Mary

One sinister sweet spooky scary sister!

I felt from the first moment I saw people identifying as “Goth” that what they wanted was romance and beauty, and that they associated with the 19th century and with vampires; I think they craved that, and found their lives rather sterile. They started appearing at my signings in the 1980s wearing beautiful Victorian clothes, old lace, fangs, and white makeup. I think it was born out of a desire to have something beautiful and immutable in their lives. I was delighted!

Anne Rice on Goths and Goth fashion @ The Daily Beast (via theskysgoneout

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