Picture this: the 53rd issue comes with a whole bit about a bride and a vampire, a Wednesday Addams fashion dream, as well as an absinthe cat bag perfect for carrying around your witchy essentials or Salem-related stuff. What’s not to love?

This issue starts with the stark Kassandra Love, whose creative work with Katakomb comprises some of the most high-quality designs in gothic fashion that I’ve ever seen – including the Wednesday Addams dress. It didn’t take much convincing to jump into the story of the brand and its creator, and I must say that the interview by Lenore was a fantastic read from start to finish.

The kicker for me was the streampunk-turned-romantic-turned-gothic-turned-vampiric proposal and proposal feature by Catherine Campbell. The author captures the love story of Hilary Branner and Marc Fuerst, two fantastic creatives with a knack for some ‘ooky’ regalia, a common interest that improved not only their relationship, but the wedding as well. Note to self: demand a vampire-themed proposal at a New Orleans restaurant.

Something about Nyctophilia immediately caught my eye too. Maybe it was the name, or maybe it was the interview with Forrest Black and his thorough coverage of the European counterculture Youtube scene, which will now prompt me to book a flight to Hamburg to visit Chrissi’s shop for some goodies.

And let’s not forget the other little gems sprinkled throughout – book club suggestions that go perfectly with an Edgar Allan Poe poster and a playlist that’s all rock ‘n roll with a dash of witchy vibes. Ludovico Technique – a name that sounds as mysterious as it is enchanting – was one I was happy to see again, especially since Amelia G’s interview is like a cherry on top of the black-velvet cake.

Naturally though, LashyDoodle commanded my full attention as someone who absolutely spends too much time attaching false lashes most of my mornings. The practice is incredibly popular among gothic influencers. I personally have been wearing these little pieces of art for years now, and LashyDoodle eyeliners are as smooth as butter and as dark as the night. No, I’m definitely not ordering more right now.

From start to finish, Gothic Beauty Magazine knows how to captivate the reader. This digital edition of Gothic Beauty 53, which is a must-read, is available now for anyone who wants to add a tinge of glamour and darkness to spice up their day. You can use coupon code for just a couple more days to get the download. Gothic Beauty 53 is also available in print.

Each shot shows off her delicious curves and beauty from multiple angles as she flashes her cute LashyDoodle lashes at the mirror. Things quickly turn naughty once her dress lowers a bit and reveals her tits. The only thing covering them now is her pearl necklace as she pinches her nipples and continues to drop the dress all the way down to the ground.

Once her dress is off, Alice Kat finds even more hot poses that show off her stunning body. One of them has the camera low to the ground and I get a good look at her clit while seeing her booty reflected in the mirror right behind her. It’s almost like having two hot copies of the babe on each photo and I’m loving every new pose. You can see the set over at BarelyEvil.

BarelyEvil writes:

We had a lot of fun shooting this series with sexy Alice Kat. We had met her a while back shooting with Kelly Chaos, and I was really happy we could finally arrange to shoot some fun sexy stuff, particularly given that we could incorporate some cute LashyDoodle lashes in the set. It was honestly a challenge to stay out of the mirror in this fun DTLA studio, but totally worth the extra effort. I think Alice looks so hot and I love the vibe of these. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do as well.
Forrest~

LashyDoodle by BlueBlood‘s Amelia G and Forrest Black is the lash dream we have been waiting for, vegan and cruelty free, and hypoallergenic, which is amazing for those of us who are sensitive af, like me. Also, they are very easy to apply, even if you’re a bit clumsier, because instead of the messy eyelash glue, the lashes stick on with magnets. Yes, the lashes have micro magnets on, and you use a magnetic eyeliner to stick them on. You don’t mess your look, or your lashes with glue, and you even have time to put on a different lash if you don’t like the one you chose first. So, with a wide variety of designs, and an easy, mess-free application, I find that these lashes will be my go to, every single day, no matter the occasion.

We got a little preview before it went live, but we are pleased to share that the LashyDoodle Kickstarter launched today and features video and photography of many models AltPorn.Net readers will recognize.