Nude Goths

That sounds like the wonderful way to celebrate Blasphemy Day! So, this September 30th, grab a pair of horns and give it to your preferred Beelzebabe hard and dirtie. Anything less would be sac-sacrelige. BarelyEvil is celebrating by adding more red-hot Devil gals to their collection, along with never before seen red-hot and evil sets of Szandora, Nina Sin, and more. This is truly some red-hot stuff.

To me, Michele Aston is the epitome of the DIY esthetic; this punky scientist decided she desired to become a porn star, so she did — transforming into a self-described “goth motha I'd love to fuck” with tattoos that give your eyes plenty of excuses to crawl lovingly over every inch of her gorgeous flesh. So it’s only suitable that she’s posed here in front of Forrest Black’s nostalgia-inducing wall of punk flyers while she gets very intimate with an acrylic cross in this Amelia & Forrest BarelyEvil set. For the record, Michelle Aston can sequence my DNA any time she craves.

Two of the most gorgeous women in the Blue Blood ouveure are, of course, Scar and Szandora. In this set shot by Forrest Black & Amelia G, the two women frolic together in Vegas in a classy hotel suite — almost as classy as these two dames. Scar has an awesome spider-and-web combo drawn on her face, and the two gurls’ beauty goes together perfectly — and more importantly, they’re quite plainly having a great time.

Apparently everyone at Blue Blood Secret World Headquarters Global has ordered their flowers and hidden away their boxes of chocolate and bloody hearts. The ancient Romans celebrated Lupercalia on the Ides of February by whipping red-hot babes with portions of sacrificed goat. In this over-the-top GothicSluts set, Amelia G and Forrest Black shot a professional piercer, the lovely purple-tressed Natalie Addams, cutting out her own heart, gift-boxing it, and sewing up the “wound” with quite genuine play piercings. The Cadbury chocolate boxes of the mid-1800’s were made with velvet and mirrors. So what could say cheerful Blue Blood-style Valentines Day like a bloody heart in a spooky ornate gift box! Blue Blood is traditional like that.

Amelia G also wrote an article about the origins of Valentines Day and Lupercalia. Amongst the fascinating factoids she unearthed about the holiday, she slipped in one of her most important Blue Blood manifesto points writing, “One of the most important messages I would like ppl to internalize from Blue Blood is that having purple hair or a tattoo or a pervy wardrobe in no way makes a person a second class citizen. ya are entitled to the rewards of the larger society. ya are entitled to the same loove as anyone, whether or not your poontang is a bit kinkier than typical . . . There is no rule that thinking for yourself, owning your sexuality, and dressing flamboyantly equals eschewing all sentimentality and always feeling alone on Valentines Day.”