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- Take a look back at the last century of gothic, vamp and punk makeup. From the introduction of iconic gothic characters in horror films like "Bride of Frankenstein" in the 1930s, to the grunge and goth influences of the 1990s and the playful dark looks of today, heres how goth and vamp beauty has transformed over the last century.
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The makeup artist were more “goth” than the models
Fr though that’s the sad part 💀
I thought so too
C U R S E D true tho
Because this is a review of history, while they abide to more modern day punk style.
Bruh I know. 😭
They just gave everyone black eye shadow and said “Bam, it’s goth.”
Barely 😂 some of them were just regular soft glam looks and they went "dark lips = goth, right?" Like the one with red lipstick??? Wtf? No black or anything. Just regular makeup with fire engine red lips
@@ciearakimberly523 and in the 1940s The girl had bleach blonde hair.
@@rachelwaln4728 ok? Blonde ppl can be goth or punk.... but that look wasn't goth at all XD
@@superstar2446 Well goth isn't strictly speaking a look. Its a subculture based on music. Goth FASHION is different to what goth is. But yeah I agree. They weren't really goth they were just oh hey black eyeshadow!
God this is lazy.
punk and alternative culture was and still is a huge movement... not a fashion trend among celebrities.
Yeah it’s like they forgot all the amazing punk and alt musicians and the mentality’s of the cultures omg I screamed
THANK YOU
THANK GOD SOMEONE SAID IT.
it is literally an entire way of thinking + the fashion and they're going to act as if putting a lil bit of odd color eyeshadow is alt???? Honey no
EXACTLY
Wait... we're grouping punk and goth together now? Last time I checked, the two are very different, like super different.
seriously... different music, ideas, look, attitude like they are barely comparable
Your style does not change your preferences: Music Likes Etc
They like to tell themselves that. Doesn’t make it true.
@@griffinwelch2436 have you ever listen to punk vs goth music lmao goth is based around things like death or darker things and dark things in general plus a more sad attitude (sorry im not goth) and punk is based off leftist politics and angry music and generally more angry attitude??
they’re not super different no, a lot of them clash a lot and often people are both goth and punk. goth stemmed directly out of punk, hence the genre “post punk” (the first goth genre) and had the DIY focus like punk
not the same but very connected and related. a lot of punk rock bands are also goth bands.
title: goth and punk
video: sTeAmPuNk AnD rIhAnNa
Rihanna did appropriate goth stylings a lot of times, but these guy are never correct when making these videos
@@fallendevonish1869 goth styling ? Tf goth ≠ black lipstick and black clothing
hehe
Okinawa Cairo and pin up which. Unless it’s gothabilly or hellbunny idk it doesn’t really fit
@@fallendevonish1869 appropriate
Forget scene and emo. You missed HUGE goth icons of the 80s. That's pretty much where goth as we know it today originated. Robert smith, siouxsie sioux. The trad goth scene was booming.
I was incredibly startled with the new romantic look they chose for the 80s as well, the new romantics were miles more toward the mainstream than early post punk. I was expecting a Souxsie look, as you would given her massive influence.
Idk what you’re talking about obviously Rihanna is the only influence on goth fashion 🤧
@@nicolefuentes7030 say sike rn
I know my blood is boiling! Preps and normies have no clue as to our subculture and how we really started
exactly. dont even know why they try at this point
Ah yes Rhianna, my gothic icon
LOLLL
Exactly? They completely miss out mentioning any trad goth icons such as Siouxsie Sioux and Robert Smith but count Rihanna as a trendsetting goth icon (no hate to Rihanna)
🤣🤣
😭💀💀💀
LMAOOOOO
"Rihanna experiments with goth makeup, encouraging others to do so too"
ok i'll just pretend i didnt read that
I didn’t give myself tattoos with a sewing needle for y’all to do this to us
Nico haha same
How does it look?
Unknown_ Rider actually not too bad. I don’t really recommend it, but I was 17 and my parents hated tattoos and I did it out of spite
@@Other-eye What did you get done?
@DustonCall that’s absolutely horrible
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
Video writers: “Let’s add glitter eye shadow! That screams punk rock!”
I know, right? I was so dissapointed!
I was waiting for the whole myspace emo/punk era and they just skipped it.
Like, honey no, that's Marc Bolan and Bowie. Not goth.
you can be goth and like glitter ouch :/
ye cause punk is totally based glitters and eye shadow.
are you serious?.... yall really just think black eyeshadow and a dark lip w/ some eyeliner is goth?.... I cant-
it can be, calm down
I‘m 16 and I could’ve told you more about punk and goth fashion and history throughout the 70s-2000s
i’d love for you to enlighten us!
No Vampira? No Elvira? No Siouxsie? No Christina Ricci as Wednesday? These are goth icons!
Winona Ryder or Fairuza balk
And Robert smith.
Not to forget the thousands of people all throughout the 2000s who wore their emo shirts and fried their side bangs to a crisp with a straightener.
Kathleen Connor EXACTLY, I DID NOT DYE AND CHOP MY HAIR OFF FOR THE 2000S TO BE STEAMPUNK
Patricia Morrison 😭
MJ Sleepy Raptor I CAN’T BELIEVE THEY DIDN’T MENTION HER 😭
why didn't they mention any 80s goth movement when that is literally the title of the video WHAT
OMG RIGHT???
@@raekardokus9526 so true
@Elizabeth Cullen I know! Siouxsie is literally the Queen of Goths!
I KNOW!!!
that's what happens when you only focus on the fashion and not on the music and the reason behind the fashion
“Let’s give them black lipstick and eyeshadow that’s really punk goth”
But seriously I don’t think people walked around with their hair like the bride of Frankenstein
"punk goth" why do I feel like the directors of the vid had at some point actually unironically said that...
what about Siouxsie Sioux? she was literally the inspiration for the whole 80s goth look
I feel like none of these were goth or punk
Yes thank you. I was coming for punk and this basically just the evolution of vamp and softcore goth. Like it's fine but change the title.
I think the very first one was a little gothic.
Jena Fleischmann same....
@@aminasafina5904 vamp not goth, sadly
70s look definitely was .
I feel like this was made by people that dont know, or were never a part of, any of this.
Exactly! I'm like this is terrible, all the looks basically look the same but not as what they are supposed to be. And it's like they know nothing about punk and goth. We should have some real experts redo this video
was probably made by Gen Z people.
@@kellz6266 I was born in 1998 and I know the difference between goth, punk, steampunk, emo, scene, vamp and pastel goth styles... don't disrespect me like that 🤣
I know. I feel like these were made for the money, but honestly, would it be so hard to get a real fashion historian? Like. Boi.
sinny k ok boomer
I did not argue with my mother and get called a freak to be portrayed as this
1:50 she looks normal, not alt.
2:13 she looks normal, not alt.
why can't you just do goth, or vamp, or punk? they are literally nothing alike and you just smoosh them together like this.
I’m sure it was considered but it was back then so ofc it’s different
wtf is alt?
Bruh alt beauty was different back then idiot
@@midnight3075 alternative
wah wah
Video title: Alternative Looks
Video: "here's what A-list celebrities wore"
This comment really got me hahaha
Fr tho
Me: thinking that this doesn't seem right or accurate, checks comments, okay we are all in agreement.
Same, like, did you see pastel goth?? That’s nothing close to it at all-
hahaha sammee
@@milkywaii8221 agreed.
Yeppp
Yesss 100% me. I watched the video and I was like “uhhh this don’t seem right” then I checked the comments and u was so happy I wasn’t the only one
I knew this was gonna be wack when they put punk and goth into the same category and used it interchangeably
Me thinking Lydia Deetz was gonna be eighties: 😁
Me after seeing it’s just dark eyeshadow with bright pink cheeks and lips: 😞
RIGHT!!
They didn't even do that over the top hair in the 80's.. It is iconic and pretty widely known
tbf, im happy that they talked about grace jones, they were a androgynous icon, but they shouldve included trad goths!!!
you’ll live
Real talk: none of this was remotely Goth or gothic, especially the 80s-2010s
I can understand why they put morticia Addams in there as an "iconic goth" but her makeup was just not put on well in the least and that was the only one I could even somewhat agree with
The femme fatale look made me wanna die
Like, 2000s = steampunk?? That was literally the peak of kids frying their bangs harder than a kfc nugget
or punk for that matter.
womp womp
70's punk
80's trad goth
90's goth and grunge
2000's emo and scene
How can someone make such a bad research?
I know it's so simple (also I think there was something like rockabilly in the 50's but i don't know)
It’s simple, you take dark fashion and then make sure none of it seems on trend to whatever was popular in its time
I think they put lots of different styles into the same video and even though some of them intersect at some point it's not the same
I can't believe they left out emo and scene people
@@xxstellastarlightxx9284 omg i see u everywhere
Punks, goths, and vamps watching this video and coming away with nothing: 👁👄👁
homestuck
“Ok, let’s see... what eye makeup did punk/emo kids wear on the 2000’s?
Oh I know! GOLDEN GLITTER!!!!!”
I've never felt so offended in my entire life, and I'm not even goth!
lowkey same
Just imagine how we Goths are feeling after watching this! Talk about missing the mark completely! Seriously who put this video's looks together a blind person!?!
Your allowed to be offended
The stereotype of no one understanding goths makes this funny to me xd
@@mattmc9812 ??
Really did just skip 2000s Myspace Emo and Scene tho
Exactly my thoughts. Steampunk was nowhere near as popular lol
Ikr? I was like "where are the scene kids?"
I came down here to say just that!
yeah steampunk was weak and way less popular
There’s actually a TH-camr named Liisa Laducer (I think I spelled her name wrong) that covers emo in her men’s goth style video.
SEIZURE WARNING⚠️ : There are flashing lights in the beginning of the video, if you are photosensitive please be careful. I was in for a shock when I opened the video and started feeling an aura for a few moments
I'm so sorry for that! They didn't even put a tw i-
Bump
this video is extremely inaccurate and disappointing.
sums it up in about 2 words yep
you’ll live
@@chrissyswifey schlawg i posted ts 3 years ago 😭🙏🏼
Being a professional makeup artist who has studied and specialized in the history of different styles of makeup. I can professionally say that this video is wack.
Can u tell about the actual one cause I'm genuinely curious
I know nothing but just watching the first minute and the 20s eyeshadow was horrible
Being a professional TH-cam commenter with 15 years of experience of recognizing trolls, I can say that you are just hating on the beautiful women in this video.
@@ErenTheWarcriminal I'm sure they meant the looks not the women themselves
@@ErenTheWarcriminal
Uhm they never said anything about the women here though. Why you gotta assume things and derive all the negative conclusions?
Maybe the person here DID do a proper research and believes that these STYLES,not WOMEN are not apt in accordance to their time frame?
Why so toxic?
dude just because someone has dark lipstick doesn't mean they're goth TT
i know that triggered me so much
Yessss
Ikr I wear dark lipstick almost everyday and I don't consider myself goth
@@emilyherrera8633 dark lipsticks are superior 🖤
exactly
they either looked normal or like they were wearing a halloween costume. none of this was accurate and they act like "goth" is a ginormous choker and that's it
did they seriously say that alternative people moved a decade of fashion cus of rihanna
Y’all just gonna skip over emo like that never happened ?
exactly. like bro i didnt get a freaking emo fringe in the middle of 2020 so i so people could just forget about emo entirely i did it for emo revival like wtf
@@tacolord6764 same XD i was so triggered
Well... Noone cared about them so..
BRO BUT WHAT BOUT METALHEADS THO LIKE BRUH
GIVE US EMO
I feel like this video was made by people that used to tell me "it's not halloween" or couldn't supress their urge to scream "freak" at me in the halls in high school.
exactly. im confused by the makeup artists, they seem to be goth themselves?? look at their outfits
@koifurigana I wasn't so much referring just to the makeup. It's like when you write a paper about something you've read, vs. Writing a paper about something you've experienced. It lacks something that I can't quite pinpoint how to say, but I akin the overall tone to those people in high school gave off.
4:30 OMG IS THAT A CHOPSTICK IN HER HAIR?!!! SO PUNK😍😍🤪🤪😂😂🤤🤤🙈🙈🕸🕷
Guys, stop leaving hate, this is accurate.
For stereotypical Disney movie “goths.”
When they said “grunge” on the 90s girl, I flipped
That one pissed me off
ONGG
same
Grunge is Punk's baby brother. Without Punk there'd be no Grunge. Without Kathleen Hanna, there'd be no most overplayed Nirvana song ever.
@@WhiskeyBlack777 but wouldn't the most famous ones would have been lithium and come as you are and heart shaped box if smells like teen Spirit never existed
I didn't wear MCR shirts and fry my side bangs to a crisp with a straightener in 2009 for y'all to call "Steampunk" the defining goth look of the 2000s lmaooooooo
You do know that emo, steampunk and goth are three very different subcultures, right ?
That sounds like emo to me, not goth.
Emo has nothing to do with the goth subculture lmao
Noémie DeSantis So are punk and vamp, but they made those synonymous with goth, they may as well go the whole 9 yards and put in the defining alternative look of the decade regardless.
This is emo. Not goth
omg the pastel goth-
I’m *w h e e z i n g*
Very interesting!! I wonder if they've ever considered putting research into the topics that they make videos on?
So a "Victorian" necklace makes a look steampunk... Ya okay
I was literally thinking the same thing. I saw that and was all "how is that look steampunk in the slightest?"
That hair is 0% steampunk
I literally said "oh it's the amazon goth"
I GUESS THAT PLUS GOLD GLITTER EYES.... its just sad how this whole thing had a couple hits and the entire rest was ill researched garbage
RIGHT?? I was trying to be nice but that's when my Dislike finally happened. ALL the makeup in this is just effing lazy.
im upset that siouxsie wasnt mentioned once. she literally is the QUEEN of goth
LITERALLY LIKE-
This video is an insult to Goths *EVERYWHERE!*
YES OMG
EXACTLY
i literally rewinded the video when they moved on to the 90s thinking "there's no way we're skipping trad goth wtf" Literally the most iconic
The 70’s onward were my eras. And I can truly say that the hair and makeup featured here is totally wrong. You get a point for effort but - on everything else. And when you do another makeup and hair compilation please do your research and ask the people who actually lived through those years and took their makeup and hair seriously (like me)
4:50 not the chopsticks 😔
HOW DID YOU GUYS COMPLETELY MISS SCENE/EMO/SCREAMO/GOTH 2000S STYLE LIKE WOAH TOTAL MISS
and instead they go for....... steampunk ??
Exactly!! Like what about how iconic mallgoth fashion was??
i was a goth in the 90s and early 2000s... their makeup was laughably tame and inaccurate compared to reality.
@@allibatt Emo is more or less, soft Goth. And they didn't even reach Emo status with their example.
This whole video has a “Friday evening project due in 30 min” vibe to it
* Slaps a bit of black makeup on their faces*
Allure: ya this is accurate
AND THEY DIDN'T EVEN ADD MUCH like guys really thats tame
Love these videos so informative
they completely missed out what started most of the goth subculture, trad goths. and it's the same with emo and scene, they missed them out aswell.
This whole video was a trainwreck.
Absolutely no effort was put into researching the video, they just went with over generalized stereotypes & false facts.
On every one they make the model wear a choker, then slap on dark eyeshadow and a berry lip and call it a day
0:55 emo Marge Simpson.
Lmao
5:46 “Rihanna experiments with Goth makeup, encouraging others to do the same.”
Lol….. what. Yes thank you Rihanna for single-handedly reviving goth / punk. I’m sure you and your pop music were the only reason goth and punk were brought back 😒
Rihanna my favourite goth icon 🥴
Do us ALL a favor. Don't do another one of these involving alternative beauty until you do some actual research.
This is what happens when non alternative people try to create punk/goth/indie looks, same thing happened with eboys smh
Honestly though
@@34weaselsinatrenchcoat11 how do you become a indie/alt person then?
@@444fawn music!
@Angel its pretty simple, music taste, just know alternative is anything but normal. thats the entire meaning.
oh god this video is a disaster...
Bev Lim I’ve seen a lot of historically inaccurate videos but this one is by far the worst. Every era was done wrong, either techniques or colours that hadn’t been invented in makeup.
Agreed, I mean, I had to make a comment for sure....what was this?
I feel like they don’t know what goth means
Jessie Jameson yes please she needs to make a video on this topic
@@threecheersforsweetcheesew3231 So many don't know what goth means.
This video: *is supposed to be goth*
Also this video: BrIdE oF fRaNkEnStEiN
Did they really think they could put a monster high character in this without anyone noticing? 2:43
I didn't see a single goth, emo or even scene. The people who made this have a very weak understanding of these cultures after the 70's
Before the 70s too.
They have an even worse understanding before the 70's.
@@HeavenlyEchoVirus exactly. Like, when will people learn that nineteen twenties fashion wasn't frills and excessive makeup. DO YOUR RESEARCH AAAA
How could they forget about emo
I remember many people in the 2000’s were emo not StEaMpUnK
THANK YOU
And to make it worse that’s not even what steampunk looks like in the slightest
STEAMPUNK LITERALLY LOOKS LIKE YOUR AVERAGE JESSICA THAT WORKS AT BATH AND BODY WORKS
They legit went "haha Ballad of Mona Lisa go brrrr"
OMG EXACTLY WHERE'S THE EMO
im being mad attacked rn PLS NEXTT 🚪🏃♀️
I like how the 1960's makeup look made it fun.
I'm just sad to see that Rihanna was referred as someone who encouraged goth style/makeup.
Blasphemy!!
Oh god they did? I'm out.
Someone’s mad 😸
@@melodyw.7196 because she didn't encourage it?
why ? its bad ?
"Punks rejected the hippie movement"
- shows the peace sign at the end -
That was not the piece signe it is a rude hand gesture in britan/France
300th like
That wasn’t a peace sign.
It's the equivalent to flipping the bird in the UK LOL
This V means victory
3:40 they single *puts hair behind ear*
Love the first 3 looks, will wear them today every day.
Did you guys even try with this video tho
Tyra Devanney thank you!
No. No they did not.
Nope.
theyre running low on ideas
so instead of saying 2000s emo/scene y’all went for a not even accurate steampunk look..? it doesn’t really fit?
5:16
The only thing steampunk about this is the neck piece, and that's way more just Victorian.
5:08 BRO THAT AINT EVEN LOOK LIKE GOTH
More like 100 years of smokey eyes and dark-ish lipstick
Honestly, yeah
Yami Requiem it makes me so sad how people forget the history behind the goth and punk scene; how it’s so much more about the music, subculture and politics than the fashion.
and the eyeshadow wasn’t even blended 😭
This hurts my feelings,
I have never been so offended by something I 100% agree with
oml they included WII patriotism, they clearly don’t know what counter culture stands for
Did women in the 1940's have nose rings like the model?
@@rainluna9765 nope
And that victory red lipstick was clearly pink
2:18 who did that eyeliner😭
i was so excited for 2000s just to see that it wasnt even what i expected. i was so excited for the thick eyeliner, the racoon-looking bangs covering your eye, etc :(
So, if it was just “100 years of Vamp,” you’d be good. Unfortunately, there’s nothing about the origins of Goth, which is traceable back to the late 1970’s, and had a really distinct look that evolved into some other looks not covered here.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I thought Goth originated in the ‘20s and was heavily inspired by the Victorian era?
@@Spooky-Sara something about vikings too
This is like the video aunts would reference when they see someone with black lipstick like “oh are you a goth dear? I saw that on the youtube”
My first reaction to this was
“What do they know about being alt?!”
And I was right.
Wonderful!
i love how these videos sound factual but it’s actually complete bs 😌
Because it’s buzzfeed, but then again it’s buzzfeed
fr lmao
Literally lol
Right???
Why do you love it
The makeup artists were more accurate then the actual models I exited the video when they mentioned Rhianna I was just done
same XD
Hey rogerina
But you missed the worst part, That Pastel goth was THE most phoned in look I have ever seen. The model who wears it has a right to look pissed.
@@desertmortician9332 fr what was that💀
Black eyeshadow= goth
I love the hair at 1:14 it looks so nice :D
5:00 why didnt they make her into an emo 😒
This misses the mark by an order of magnitude. It shows an unfortunate lack of understanding of any of the alternative subcultures, influences and divergences. Disappointing and cringe inducing.
I’m so confused how they even arrived on this list. Not only a lack of understanding, a lack of even the most basic research. I can’t get over leaving out Goth but including Steampunk.
@@bagandbroad they didnt miss the new romantic look -thats what the 80s look was - but I'm seriously disappointed in how off the mark that was as well. Like. Wasnt cybergoth absolutely massive in the early 2000s as well? The whole shebang was also WAY too understated.
Maddy C you’re completely right. I don’t know why I wrote that. Thanks!!
Maddy C I don’t know what was going on in my brain. Thank you for pointing that out!!!!
As a goth, all I can say is: "No. Just No."
yep.
Same...
Same and I am not even a goth (I am rather a metalhead)
couldn't agreed more
Exactly. I just got into the goth subculture but wow these are just not it
2:52 did they just call the makeup *heavy*
I love the 1970s girl absolutely stunning look!
Are we really surprised they skipped the whole emo scene days of the 2000’s? Their ‘100 years of whatever beauty’ ALWAYS presents half assed looks that are only partially accurate
Accurate
Gelina Vines They skipped them cause they have nothing to do with goth or punk, as the title suggests.
Linni Binni emo music is literally just pop punk so yes it is still related
@@lnbni even with that, the things presented here as "punk" or "goth" are either unrelated or on the other hand, the correct ones are poorly represented
they only care to showcase (tip of the iceberg) conventionally accepted/attractive parts of fashion trends. its so clear that no one on the production team is into any type of alt or unpopular fashion, which is fine, its just that they also didn't bother to do actual research into the subcultures 😭
They'r basing these looks off of "popular" fashion of the time but the whole point of goth and punk was that it went against the mainstream. That 1970's style was only vaguely punk. Not sure why they COMPLETELY skipped the 80's goth movement and the 50's beatnik style (the spiritual predecessor to punk and goth). And they picked steam punk for the 2000's? No scene or emo fashion? Are you kidding me? The biggest resurgence of punk in decades, the popularization of guy-liner and brightly colored hair before it was socially acceptable and they just skip it? And of course, Rhiannon invented the dark lipstick trend. Definitely wasn't a thing in the 90's and 80's.
okay but the guy with the long hair suited the dark, unblended black eye makeup so welllllll
THE SPIKY HAIRED ONE GOT ME SHOOKETH
WOAH, no scene makeup, attributing dark lips to Rhianna alone, and making a random statement about non-binary vamps that doesn’t seem particularly relevant to the video itself. Yikes.
I expected Vampira for the 50's and Siouxsie for the 80's...
And Elvira in the 90's or almost metion her
Same!
As a punk I would like to say, punk and goth are not the same thing and I don't even know what to vamp is
okay i’m about to do my own video like this with actual reference photos & looks
Putting Mortician Addams and Rihanna in the same video as “gothic icons” is disrespectful. Also I know this is inspired by the characters but Morticia would never ever wear pastel eyeshadow!
HAHAHA, this made me think of the movie: "All this I can forgive. But Debbie- pastels?" LOL :)
Ribbin Exactly!
that was not Morticia. that was Lily Munster, and she had blue eyeshadow
@@alinearaujo7285 don't defend this honey.. they combined two very different characters for one "look." Why mention Morticia and have the model *snap* if it wasn't meant to be a play on both characters.
That was Lily
I’m a freelance writer who covers these subgenres *and* used to be a makeup artist. Allure: if you’re listening, let me come help you fix this.
Thahaah i try to do my research and this pops up hahah how nice to know ,still nice thanks
3:34 This guy's hair reminds me a lot of Neo Metal Sonic's quill design which was first seen in Sonic Heroes in 2003.