Neo Goth Me — Cover

Neo Goth Me

Baroque ringlets meet blackened metal talons in a goth revival that refuses to look backward. Against soft lavender and stark monochrome, sculptural blonde curls frame tattooed skin, heavy chains, and draped black volumes that belong neither to the 18th century nor the club—but to a third, unapologetic timeline. This is darkness as adornment, gender as fluid architecture, and romance without sentimentality.

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Credits

Photographer
@ulrichhartmannphotography
Styling & Art Direction
@daniel.blechman
Make Up & Hair
@jasminarnold_
Assisted by
@mateoraap
Starring
@glebuschkaa
Fashion by
@le_haine_insie_us
Fashion by
@void_studio
Fashion by
@adddress_berlin
Fashion by
@falke
Fashion by
@rannka
Fashion by
@kabuk_official
Fashion by
@moonchromberlin
Fashion by
@chany.maria
Fashion by
@anisimov_menswear
Fashion by
@gluckclo
Fashion by
@thirataf
Fashion by
@songzio_official
Fashion by
@jnby.europe
Fashion by
@kreuzbergkinder

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FAQ

Who shot the Neo Goth Me editorial?

Ulrichhartmannphotography photographed it, with Daniel Blechman handling styling and art direction, Jasminarnold on makeup and hair, and Glebuschkaa as the model.

Which fashion brands appear in Neo Goth Me?

The editorial features Le Haine Insie Us, Void Studio, Adddress Berlin, Falke, Rannka, Kabuk Official, Moonchromberlin, Chany Maria, and more.

What's the concept behind Neo Goth Me?

It captures gothic entering a new century as 18th-century baroque wigs meet steel nail guards. Lavender-toned backdrops, blonde ringlets, chains, and tattoos depict gothic romanticism suspended between past and future.