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Cybergoth aesthetic — This group shot exemplifies Cybergoth with multiple individuals sporting cyberlox, gas masks, neon accents (green and blue), PVC, and platform boots.
Late 1990s onward

Cybergoth aesthetic

Late-90s rave-meets-goth — UV-reactive neon, cyberlox synthetic dreads, gas masks, PVC and industrial-electronic styling.

Palette
black neon green (UV) hot pink electric blue orange silver hardware
Signature garments
PVC corsets and trousers cyberlox hair pieces platform boots industrial goggles neon mesh tops harness tops rubber miniskirts
Canonical brands
Cyberdog Demonia Killstar Tripp NYC Lip Service

About

Cybergoth is a subculture that originated in the late 1990s, drawing from Raver, Rivethead and Cyberpunk aesthetics. Its music roots are firmly in Industrial (specifically EBM, Futurepop, Aggrotech) and Rave. The look combines a dark, monochromatic black industrial base with a single starkly-contrasting neon or UV-reactive accent colour (lime green, hot pink, electric blue or orange). The most iconic visual element is 'cyberlox' — interlocked coils of synthetic hair, plastic tubing, tubular crinoline or rubber strips that mimic dreadlocks. Other defining elements: large goggles (typically worn on the forehead), gas masks, biohazard symbols, circuit-board patterns, PVC and vinyl, matte rubber, reflective materials, platform boots, spiked or studded harnesses.

Not Techwear — Cybergoth is rave-derived and bright with UV accents; Techwear is muted-utility tactical-dystopian.

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