I like goths that wear stuff... and also ones that don't.

I am sjldog the Van Goth a true work of art....... Hahahahahaha yes i went there.

Cyber Goth
Deathrocker
Romantic Goth
Bubble Gum Goth
Tribal Goth

I love anything post-punk, deathrock, or Victorian

Old school and punk goth gotta be the best!

I'm a fan of Romantic-goth, Vampire-goth and Hippy-goth, myself... and I try and incorporate aspects of all three into my "style" (or should that be lack of style? )

I also love old school goth, Corp goth and certain aspects of Steampunk, too.

- Ice Goth (FRICKEN LOVE)
-Angel Goth (If there's such thing)
- Victorian Goth
- Deathrocker
- Geeky Goth (If there's such thing)
- Vampire Goth

-Old School Goth (big hair, black lipstick, huge stompin' boots!)
-Romantic/Victorian Goths (beautiful!)
-Fetish Goth (love the latex and piercings!)
-Furry Goths (Woof! Woof! Meow!)
-Corporate Goth (classic)

I listen to The Fall a lot, so I'm into Mod Mock Goth.

Ha ha that is an AWESOME answer!

I love romantic goths and old school goth (i just love the hair and the make up, its just pure amazingness)

Industrial(can't go wrong)
Vampyric(As long as it is not to cliche)
Biker(Why not?)
Victorian(In concept, in practice it often seems too stereotypical, and easy to market)

Yes.

I am also in love with the 1920s looks; it was perfectly acceptable for everybody to be glamorous.

I love:
Romantic/Victorian/Cemetery Goth
Deathrock/Old School Goth

I'm just expanding a bit:

My favourite fashion and design movements have always been about "clean", smooth, fluid lines, a bit of a minimalist, so Art Deco and 60s Mods have always appealed to me. I did the Deathrock/Old School and Romantic/Victorian styles briefly (Deathrock/Old School possibly the longest), but I always come back to my love for silent films, the 1920s, Art Deco (and later fashion and design movements clearly based on that --60s Modernist & Pop Art, 40s & 50s Googie architechure, I can even see the Deco influence in the space-age-and-neon sort of design common in the 80s). I don't see this well-represented in the Goth scene, so I have no idea what one might call it. Deco Goth? Valentino Goth? A couple of my friends have decided "Mod + Goth = Moth".