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Also known as: Emo Fashion
Music-linked alternative dressing associated with dark slim silhouettes, graphic band shirts, studded accessories and side-swept hair. Contrasting stripes and small flashes of color interrupt the predominantly black wardrobe.
Emo has roots in 1980s music scenes, while the widely recognized dark, narrow fashion silhouette became particularly visible during the 2000s.
Culture, feeling, setting, and how the aesthetic is interpreted.
This profile describes the recognizable 2000s fashion vocabulary within a longer and varied music history. Emo overlaps with Pop Punk and Scene, but Scene generally pushes brighter color and pattern clashes. Clothing choices do not establish a person's temperament, wellbeing or relationship with the music.
Outfit formulas, beauty cues, and search terms for building the look.
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