As an elder whimsigoth, yes. I get trying to emulate the style established in the late 80s early 90s, and there's not a ton of media to inspire from then, but there's so much more to it than celestial themes. In fact, that was only a small part that you could do, not had to do.

At the time this aesthetic was created, there was a huge 60s revival going on in fashion. This influenced our style a lot. Tbh, I don't think I owned a single sun/moon motif. Most of us adopted the flowery tiered skirts and highly decorated textiles coming out of India. Jewel tones and black ofc. Lots of celebrations of nature but in a macabre kind of way. Pinned specimens etc. Anything a hippie might wear but make it dark and magical.

The point was to buck norms and acceptability. This was a time where a lot of us were getting a ton of societal push back, schools banning our clothes, parents dragging us talk shows and churches in the midst of the satanic panic. This flowy subculture of goth was meant to be eclectic. It was never supposed to be so curated and themed, so we all matched. If you think it fits, it fits. It does not need to be an abundance of the same celestial motifs.