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Gothic fashion: Going over to the dark side doesn't have to mean a Halloween horror show

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From top: Nail polishes in Orage, £18 each, Chanel, selfridges.com

Necklace, £15, Daisy and Eve, evans.co.uk

Skull ring, £195, Alexander McQueen, harrods.com

Kamaris lace ankle boots, £895, jimmychoo.com

Ornate Pandora clutch bag, £945, charlotteolympia.com

Styled by Emma Akbareian

Photograph by Sara Morris

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