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EMO

Clothing◦ male’s style

◦ female’s style

Hair◦ Male

◦ Female

History of the “Emo”◦ Where originated

◦ Dedicated to

Emo Personality

The “Emo” style emerged into society portraying uniqueness,

individualization, and strong personality.

Male

Fitted jeans, t-shirts with rock band names

Armbands, studded accessories; vintage clothing

Female

Skinny jeans and band t-shirts

Black jeans or bright colored ones

Black high-top Converse, Vans, neon shoelaces

Rubber black and neon bracelets, hair bows

Male

Rinse hair to easily wrap face

Shorten length at back; hold with gel

Short hair- brush toward face as it grows

Black hair, bordered with color is popular

Female

Short= pixie cut- different length layers; colorful

Medium= bangs covering one eye, choppy layers

Long= layered, bold highlights, bangs

History “Emo” originated in

Washington, D.C. Emo- dedicated to

hardcore and punk subculture

“Emocore” and “emotive hardcore”

-how bands in D.C. sounded

-variation of the “emotion”

Personality

Sensitive, introverted, quiet, and shy

Sad, depressed, and heart broken

Attention seeking and over dramatic’

It is easy to see that those classified as “emo” show their personality and way of life through their hair style, clothing, and accessories.