The year 1989 also saw the opening of a dedicated Gothic fashion store, Siren, on Queen Street West and by 1998 it eventually became the "world's oldest shop catering to the combined enthusiasms of the overlapping communities devoted to the gothic and vampire genres." Groovella Blak, who owned Siren, also later founded the Gothic Society of Canada with then husband Morpheus Blak (which still exists today as "The Dark Place"). Groovella was Toronto's best known "Goth girl", considered a sort of 'fairy gothmother', and at the height of the Toronto vampire craze in mid-'90s had her canine teeth filed into fangs and always wore black or black with red. However, Icewind, the organizer of the Toronto Vampire Meetup Group, stated that obsession with vampire mythology and fashion is simply part of Goth subculture itself and does not make one a vampire, "they're not what we'd call vampires, they just like the culture."