My EXTREMELY dirty pink ballet flats. I love them to death.

Awful clothing, huh?

My army green babydoll t-shirt that says "CAT LADY PRIDE!!" and is covered in cats and a creepy lady with nasty hair pumping her fist in the air. I love it!

I've got a Hawaiian shirt, but it's pretty subtle (mostly white with a blue hibiscus design at the bottom half), and the main reason I own it was so that I could have something easy-on/easy-off after I had surgery a few years ago.

I also have this and my friends at the Mod and Ska nights can't decide if it's amongst the most horrible or most wonderful army surplus parkas they've ever seen. I took it as a compliment when a friend said it was up there with the Morrissey holiday sweater she has (I kind of want one, myself, but can't afford it with the current exchange rate).

wow that actually sounds pretty cool (though I dont think I would wear it out in public )

I do, especially when i'm going to Petsmart or to take the beasties to the vet. It looks better when I have my little black and white manx in his harness and riding around on my shoulders or hanging out in my purse.

My surprisingly comfortable hair dying T-shirt. I wear it only when I'm dying my hair, it has a tonne of different coloured stains on it from where dye had fallen on it and not come out properly in the wash. It's so comfortable though!

According to my husband the black sweater I throw over everything when I am cold is the worst. It is black! with long sleeves and big awkward buttons. It does look rather ratty at this point.

I think the worst would be the old hoodies I used to wear in high school. I still have them One is a rust orange with a black tribal tiger down one side and the other is a plum purple with a skull and some grey swirls and says: "Of course I am out of my mind, it's dark and scary in there!" They are also stupidly large on my and turn me into a walking blob. *chuckles* Since I have always been "well-endowed" being a marshmallow was camouflage in high school.

I look pretty bad on any day I work though. I run a boarding stable with a friend and I don't have enough lovely goth clothes to risk them to farm work. I do change once I get home though!

Mine is a silver velour tracksuit with "sexy" written on the rear of the bottoms. SO chavette (ugh), but so damn comfortable.

I have a long baby blue skirt that I never get around to dying (its been on my to-do list for about two years now though ) and I have this really faded woodstock shirt. Every time I go to the store I walways tell myself to by black dye but I forget then when im on my way home I remember but Im just too lazy to go back (plus I don't want to waste gas)

A bright red Adidas track suit. I still wear it sometimes around the house or when I'm not going anywhere worth getting fancied up. it's soooo comfortable and pretty warm.

I have this grey, yellow and black knitted hoodie. it really doesn't suit me but I love it cos it's so comfy.

Really, my main mistake was not caring enough about fashion. I don't value dressing nice and matching my clothes like I do now. I'll say that even for goth clothing I don't break fashion rules. I will never wear all of one color, I wont wear all black, I'll break it up with white dress shirts and ties that match. I believe, even with the most abstract of dress styles lie rules that should not be broken. A nice color scheme that catches people's attention is just worth so much.

Another example is vibrant colors. I wont wear a vibrant red tie anywhere except formal events. A general rule is that the tie should be darker than the shirt.(A lot of the time) White is a great neutral color that goes with everything, especially black. A fine dark red goes great for such casual occasions, and it looks great without saying "Hey look at me!" I also have much appreciation for the skinny tie for casual events and for clubbing and on your nights out.

In conclusion, breaking fashion rules is fun and in some cases I recommend it. I want to look good though.

Pretty much anything my mom bought me .. most of clothes i wear was remade by me to have that gothic accent, or i bought them like that.