A self-described ElderGoth, Trystan has been haunting the internet since the early 1990s. Always passionate about costume, from everyday office wear to outrageous twisted historical creations, she has maintained some of the earliest online costuming-focused resources on the web. Her costuming adventures are chronicled on her website, TrystanCraft. She also ran a popular fashion blog, This Is CorpGoth, dedicated to her “office drag.”
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One of the greatest frustrations in running this site is updating our Upcoming Movies page. We hear about so many potentially interesting frock... Read more →
There were Olivier's and Zeffirelli's versions earlier, but nobody had the guts to put every word of Shakespeare's Hamlet on film for over four... Read more →
Beloved theater musical performer Carol Channing passed away on January 15, 2019. While she didn't have much in the way of frock flick roles, she... Read more →
Way back in 2014, I wrote a series of posts about the historical costumes in the (reboot) Doctor Who serials with Christopher Eccleston, David... Read more →
This one goes out to reader Susan, who suggested it on Facebook! John Hurt played the wand-maker Mr. Ollivander in the Harry Potter movies and the... Read more →
In 2017, we started a new benefit on Patreon: some of our longer, more detailed articles were available exclusively for our subscribers! We promised... Read more →
She was cast as Cleopatra's handmaiden at the tender age of 16 and Elizabeth Taylor took her under her wing on set, making an impression on Francesca... Read more →
'Twas the night before Frockmas, when all through the site Not Kendra nor Sarah were writing, not even a mite; Trystan was anxious, as always, before... Read more →
Both predictable yet not exactly a holiday retread, The Man Who Invented Christmas (2017) is a nice break from all the maudlin Christmas programming... Read more →
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