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I dress like a goth at my corporate job – I showed a week of outfits, people say there’s ‘no way’ they’re appropriate
A GRAPHIC designer showed a realistic look into her world as a goth woman in corporate America.
Chloe Hurst has blended her love of the goth aesthetic and her creative talent for graphic design to inform her workwear.
Chloe Hurst likes dressing up in a goth aestheticTikTok/@itschloehurst
She works as a senior graphic designer in a creative industryTikTok/@itschloehurst
In a recent TikTok video, perfectly in sync with the goth revival that the Netflix show “Wednesday” recently brought back, Chloe showed some of the moody outfits that she wears to her job.
“Corp goth outfits I wear as a senior graphic designer,” she wrote over the video.
Chloe first smiled under her large-framed glasses and perfectly waved jet-black hair.
Then she shared a montage of work-approved looks.
First, Chloe recorded herself in a mirror in her office wearing a black three-quarter-sleeve fitted crop top that revealed her lower arm tattoos.
Her stomach slightly peeked out in between her top and high-waisted trousers, which cut off above her ankles.
Chloe styled her look with a belt that had a large gold buckle on it, and slim black boots.
For her next look, Chloe went bold, wearing a black textured and slightly sheer blouse.
She paired it with high-waisted faux leather shorts and black opaque tights.
She completed her look with simple pointed black booties.
Next, Chloe changed into another all-black work outfit.
She wore the same black three-quarter-sleeve shirt from earlier with a pair of black fitted pants that slightly flared out below her calves.
She also showed off striking platform boots that had silver studs dotted around them.
Chloe showed off several all-black looksTikTok/@itschloehurst
Most of her looks were form-fitted and featured bold shoesTikTok/@itschloehurst
Then Chloe went for a much more laid back look.
The graphic designer wore an oversized Florence + The Machine band T-shirt, which showed off even more of her tattoos.
She dressed up the casual look with shiny leggings tucked into knee-high lace-up platform boots.
Then she offered perhaps her most “traditional” office outfit out of all of them.
Chloe posed in black top tucked into a black and white houndstooth high-waisted skirt.
She added black tights and black platform heels.
She showed a more casual option with a band T-shirtTikTok/@itschloehurst
Chloe also wore a more traditional look, with a skirt and tightsTikTok/@itschloehurst
Most people were “obsessed” with Chloe’s outfits and goth style.
“Finally something I can base my style off,” someone commented, and another added: “I adore your taste in shoes.”
“Something nice but realistic for corpo/office environment,” one person praised.
And while many loved her outfits, some didn’t approve, pointing out that they were a bit too bold to recreate for their own corporate jobs.
“Ain’t no way I can get away with wearing the first and the second haha,” someone commented.
“Love the fits, I need to do a REAL CORPORATE goth TikTok because Wall Street isn’t design and I need a lower hemline,” another person explained.
“Not in my corporate world but slay your outfits are fire,” another added, to which Chloe replied, saying she was thankful for her casual start-up job.
A GRAPHIC designer showed a realistic look into her world as a goth woman in corporate America.
Chloe Hurst has blended her love of the goth aesthetic and her creative talent for graphic design to inform her workwear.
Chloe Hurst likes dressing up in a goth aestheticTikTok/@itschloehurst
She works as a senior graphic designer in a creative industryTikTok/@itschloehurst
In a recent TikTok video, perfectly in sync with the goth revival that the Netflix show “Wednesday” recently brought back, Chloe showed some of the moody outfits that she wears to her job.
“Corp goth outfits I wear as a senior graphic designer,” she wrote over the video.
Chloe first smiled under her large-framed glasses and perfectly waved jet-black hair.
Then she shared a montage of work-approved looks.
First, Chloe recorded herself in a mirror in her office wearing a black three-quarter-sleeve fitted crop top that revealed her lower arm tattoos.
Her stomach slightly peeked out in between her top and high-waisted trousers, which cut off above her ankles.
Chloe styled her look with a belt that had a large gold buckle on it, and slim black boots.
For her next look, Chloe went bold, wearing a black textured and slightly sheer blouse.
She paired it with high-waisted faux leather shorts and black opaque tights.
She completed her look with simple pointed black booties.
Next, Chloe changed into another all-black work outfit.
She wore the same black three-quarter-sleeve shirt from earlier with a pair of black fitted pants that slightly flared out below her calves.
She also showed off striking platform boots that had silver studs dotted around them.
Chloe showed off several all-black looksTikTok/@itschloehurst
Most of her looks were form-fitted and featured bold shoesTikTok/@itschloehurst
Then Chloe went for a much more laid back look.
The graphic designer wore an oversized Florence + The Machine band T-shirt, which showed off even more of her tattoos.
She dressed up the casual look with shiny leggings tucked into knee-high lace-up platform boots.
Then she offered perhaps her most “traditional” office outfit out of all of them.
Chloe posed in black top tucked into a black and white houndstooth high-waisted skirt.
She added black tights and black platform heels.
She showed a more casual option with a band T-shirtTikTok/@itschloehurst
Chloe also wore a more traditional look, with a skirt and tightsTikTok/@itschloehurst
Most people were “obsessed” with Chloe’s outfits and goth style.
“Finally something I can base my style off,” someone commented, and another added: “I adore your taste in shoes.”
“Something nice but realistic for corpo/office environment,” one person praised.
And while many loved her outfits, some didn’t approve, pointing out that they were a bit too bold to recreate for their own corporate jobs.
“Ain’t no way I can get away with wearing the first and the second haha,” someone commented.
“Love the fits, I need to do a REAL CORPORATE goth TikTok because Wall Street isn’t design and I need a lower hemline,” another person explained.
“Not in my corporate world but slay your outfits are fire,” another added, to which Chloe replied, saying she was thankful for her casual start-up job.
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