Wiccan fashion is a style that has gained popularity among practitioners of the Wiccan religion, as well as individuals who are drawn to the spiritual and mystical aspects associated with it. It is characterized by a blend of nature-inspired elements, bohemian flair, and a touch of gothic aesthetic. The foundations of Wiccan fashion are often rooted in the reverence for nature and the belief in the interconnectedness of all living beings. This is reflected in the use of natural materials such as cotton, linen, and hemp, as well as the incorporation of earthy tones like brown, green, and deep reds. Many Wiccans also embrace sustainable and ethical fashion practices, opting for eco-friendly and cruelty-free clothing options. Symbols and motifs play a significant role in Wiccan fashion.
Wiccan Black Lace Top
This sheer cowl lace knit top is an alternative way to rock lace. Perfect for a pair of jeans or style it up for something a bit more dressy. Can even be styled into a steampunk or punk ensemble. Made in the petite size to plus size or custom to your size!
- This style is called the "Goth Hood Top" and is handmade locally in St. Paul, MN
MAKE TIME:
Takes 1-2 weeks to create then is sent to you via priority mail for domestic shipments 2-3 days and international which takes 2-6 weeks depending on the time of year and country, message us for shipping upgrades.
Washing:
Wash on gentle cycle in the washer and then hang to dry
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SIZES**Our knit sizes are different from our normal sizes please check the measurements.
We can either do custom to your measurement or you can ask for a size below
Sizes are petite to plus we can make any size if you don't see your size just request custom to order.
Length-Can be made as long as right below the knees, just measure from your natural waist to where you would like the tunic dress to stop. With no specifications, it will be created like the photo.
Size XXS
Waist 25-26
Bust 31-32
Size XS
waist 27-28
bust 34-36
Size S
waist 29-31
bust 36-38
Size M
waist 32-34
bust 40-42
Size L
waist 35-37
bust 43-45
Size XL
Waist 38-40
Bust 46-48
Size 2XL
Waist 41-43
Bust 49-51
Size 3XL
Waist 44-46
Bust 52-54
Size 4XL
Waist47-49
Bust 55-57
Size 5XL
Waist 50-52
Bust 58-60
MEASUREMENTS
**Use a soft measuring tape, this can be purchased at Joann’s or Michaels or even a general retail store
-Bust:
When measuring, measure around the fullest part of the bust, over the nipple and around the back keeping the tape even.
Please also include your cup size.
-Waist:
For the waist, measure the Natural waist which generally the smallest part of your torso or about an inch to 2 above your belly button.
How to Measure:
Basic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kziKXUzxNSE
MUA: Penny Dreadful
HAIR: Penny Dreadful
DRESS: KMK Designs / Kaitlyn McClain
MODEL: Leslie Barlow
PHOTOGRAPHY: CC Photo Arts
Last Photos Model Rin Mxcruz
Photos by Photosynthetique
OCCULT DRESS
Occultism is any nonmainstream Western system of spirituality that uses magic, the definition of magic being the way in which internal thoughts are used to effect changes in the outside world. Occultists, such as northern European Pagans (e.g., Wiccans, Druids, and witches) and ceremonial magicians (Cabalists, hermetics, and the like) practice magic as part of their religions. Occult dress is used when participating in magic rites, rituals, or ceremonies. Western occult dress has three primary functions: (1) to psychologically place the wearer in an extraordinary sense of reality; (2) to identify the status of the wearer within a social group; and (3) to indicate the beliefs of the wearer.
Symbols and motifs play a significant role in Wiccan fashion. The pentacle, which is a five-pointed star surrounded by a circle, is commonly featured in jewelry, clothing, and accessories. It is seen as a symbol of protection and balance.
Clothing
Occult beliefs promote nudity as occult dress, because clothing is believed to impede the flow of magical energies through the body from the surrounding environment. Wicca practitioners and witches have traditionally performed rites in the nude to show their devotion to the Wiccan goddess. Due to modesty or weather, some occultists wear robes or tunics with bare feet and no undergarments. This latter dress is believed to still allow the flow of magical energies. Many covens and magical groups have set occult dress guidelines, using tradition or personal tastes as a basis for these guidelines. Occult dress, especially nudity, is not a common Western mode of dress, therefore it psychologically alerts and reinforces the awareness of special occasions and presence of magic for occultists. Each magical group sets the guidelines for occult dress. There is not a specific literature, although a magical group may draw inspiration from books, movies, or even more mainstream cultural practices. Some occult groups don garments symbolically colored according to a ceremony or rite. For example, a Northern European Pagan coven may don white clothes to celebrate Yule rites and green clothes to celebrate Beltane festivals. Ceremonial magic groups, such as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, have an extensive magical color symbolism, and thus certain colored clothing is worn for a specific ritual. This is done in order to mentally link the practitioner to the rites being performed, raising awareness and effectiveness of the spiritual ritual. Occult dress is also used to indicate status within a group. Wiccan high priestesses of Alexandrian lineages indicate status to other initiates by a colored leg garter. Also, a waist cord may be worn in the same group to indicate the wearer having taken oaths pertaining to a level of initiation. Other occult groups, such as the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids, who originated in England, wear colored robes denoting rank during some occult ceremonies. Cultural disposition is another motivation for specific occult dress. For example, Asatru practitioners may don tunics and mantles of historic Germanic styles to denote their affiliation to the ancient Teutonic religion. Celtic knotwork designs on clothing and jewelry may be worn to show an affiliation to Druidism and other ancient Celtic spiritualities. Western occult dress tends to be self-manufactured (sewn by the practitioner or by a fellow occult member), or if technical skills are lacking, utilizes existing everyday clothing for a magical purpose such as a silk bathrobe purchased at a department store that could be worn in ritual as magical raiment.
Other symbols such as the triple moon, representing the phases of the moon, and various pagan and elemental symbols are also popular. Wiccan fashion often draws inspiration from bohemian styles, with flowing and loose-fitting garments being favored. Maxi dresses, peasant blouses, and skirts with lace or embroidery details are commonly seen in the Wiccan wardrobe. Layering is also embraced, with the addition of scarves, shawls, and capes for added mystique. In addition to nature-inspired clothing, accessories play a vital role in completing the Wiccan look. Crystal jewelry is particularly popular, with gemstones such as amethyst, labradorite, and moonstone believed to possess spiritual energy and aid in rituals. Ankle and wrist cuffs, as well as wide-brimmed hats and feathered headbands, are also commonly worn. While Wiccan fashion has its unique style, it is important to note that it is not limited to those who practice Wicca. Many individuals are drawn to the aesthetics and spiritual aspects associated with Wiccan fashion, regardless of their religious beliefs. It serves as a form of self-expression and a way to connect with nature and the mystical realm. Overall, Wiccan fashion is a blend of mystical, bohemian, and gothic elements that allow individuals to embrace their spiritual side and connect with the natural world. It provides a unique and personal way to express oneself while also promoting sustainability and ethical fashion choices..
Reviews for "Wiccan Fashion: Making a Statement through Personal Style"
1. Samantha - 2/5 stars - I recently purchased a few items from a Wiccan fashion website, and I must say I was disappointed. The quality of the clothing was subpar, with loose threads and cheap materials. The designs were also lacking creativity and originality, as I've seen similar styles at mainstream retailers. Additionally, the sizing was off, with the clothes running much smaller than expected. Overall, I think there are better options out there for those looking for unique and high-quality clothing with a Wiccan twist.
2. John - 1/5 stars - I found Wiccan fashion to be overpriced and underwhelming. The prices for basic t-shirts and accessories were sky-high, without any justification in terms of quality or design. The prints and symbols used on the products were cliché and repetitive, lacking any artistic flair. I was hoping for more unique and meaningful designs that truly represented the Wiccan culture, but was left disappointed. I would recommend exploring other options for anyone interested in incorporating Wiccan elements into their fashion choices.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - As someone who appreciates the aesthetic and philosophy behind Wiccan fashion, I was excited to try out a few items. However, I was let down by the lack of diversity in styles. It seems like most Wiccan fashion brands are fixated on a specific theme, such as pentagrams or moon phases, without exploring other symbols or motifs. This limited selection makes it difficult to find something that truly resonates with my personal style. I hope to see more variety and creativity in the future of Wiccan fashion.