MADI, 23, lives day-to-day as a self-certified 'Vampire Goth'. She has dressed in alternative clothing since her early teens, when she first discovered goths on YouTube and started wearing metal band t-shirts and experimenting with eye makeup. But it wasn't until she graduated high school that she was ready to "morph into [her] truest form." Now, she has developed a striking look drawing on not just vampires and goth subculture but also "hints of Victorian." Madi told Transformed: "I take a lot of inspiration from Count Orlok, Nosferatu - when I think of vampires I think of rosaries, frilly shirts, paleness. And then with '90s Goth' I love wearing big platforms, big eyeliner, big lashes, big bat's nest hair." Madi's husband Jake - a goth himself - gave her the push she needed to express herself fully in everyday life, however she has received judgement and even threatening behaviour from passers-by when out walking around her "conservative small town." Madi said: "I've had people take pictures of me, people would call me a 'freak'. There were also a couple of guys that followed me when I was leaving a store to probably scare me." So today, with the help of makeup artist Kaleb, Madi is transforming into a 'Sparkly Blonde Barbie' to see if this might be the look that would enable her to go out in public without feeling the constant stares. Not only that, she's planning to reveal the new look to best friend Victoria, mother-in-law Monica, as well as husband Jake - on the same day that Madi, Jake and Victoria are due to go out to their local 'Goth Night' together! Will Madi really go to Goth Night dressed in shimmering pink? Will Jake and Victoria even let her? Or will they all just want their favourite 'Vampire Goth' back?

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Credits:
Videographer: Ed Koziarski
Series Producer: Kim Nguyen
Video Producer: Tom Buckman
Casting Producer: Destiny Taitt
Editor: Moe Najati