With the new Gucci tights immediately sold out, there's only one  question left to answer: are you ready to turn into a witch?

The doubt came this winter when, during the presentations of the fall winter 2020 collections, some clothes had an inimitable dark accent: Rodarte by designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy, presented their show in the nave of St Bartholomew&#39;s Church on Park Avenue, which perfectly set the scene for the dark romance that ensued and also made a continuous reference to the classic film Dracula by weaving spooky themes all throughout the collection; Vivienne Westwood&#39;s 18th century bride dress worn by Bella Hadid while closing the show, was one of the most talked about piece of the fashion week; Ann Demeulemeester (although has always been a loyalist of the witchy gothy look) presented a collection that evoked melancholy and was painted in pure and simple black. Is the Gothic style on the edge of a great comeback?

The confirmation came a few weeks ago when Gucci put ripped thigs on sale and in a very short time they went sold out. Certainly this brings us back to the absolutely rock-babe&nbsp;Kate Moss and the trendsetter Erin Wasson, both big fans of laddered tights (the professional term for ripped tights) and the casual look that comes with them, but also, undisputed queens of the gothic style Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen were spotted back in the days, rocking this unconventional trend. But you&#39;re supposing wrong if you think that&nbsp;that it&rsquo;s only a fashion world&rsquo;s obsession: the music&#39;s&nbsp;universe has always been fascinated by it, for example Lorde is a perfect example of a woman in love with dark lips and long velvet dresses, Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato follow Moss&rsquo; rule by wearing the infamous thights from day to night.

After all, it seems like the witches will stay around a little longer than Halloween&#39;s day, becoming the stars of street style nd we&#39;re not mad about it.

Is Gothic on the edge of a massive comeback?

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