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Kelly Aziz asked:


Emo. It’s not just a fashion statement, it’s a state of mind. Ironically, despite the emo faction consisting of very fake looking counterparts it’s not actually as easy to fake as it seems. Without being in the right mindset you can’t quite achieve the desired vacant expression, way before you’ve even squeezed into the skinny fit jeans.

To the untrained eye an emo, much like a goth, is a non sexually dimorphic being (undistinguishable sex). The clothing and the hair styles span both sexes, often resulting in a confusion of sexual preference, and although this is just a theory I strongly believe this is the reason why a lot of them appear to be bisexual.

Cynicism aside, all the makings of such a fraternity takes time to develop and become an actual ‘fashion’. Starting with the hair, which has changed slightly over the years, it has become the iconic symbol of emo-ism. Typically it is dyed black, short at the back, often razor-cut, and then grown out at the front to create a long fringe effect. This is then combed over to one side, usually covering one eye, thus creating a low-hung, drowsy and contemplative demeanour.

As I touched on before, the look of both sexes is very merged, and the males often wear eyeliner and nail polish amongst other accoutrements that are typically associated with women.

Tight clothing is the key and the norm for any emo. Skinny fit, or drainpipe jeans in a variety of colours, accompanied by your favourite band t-shirt, or brightly coloured shirt from the latest street label. Although the trousers are painfully tight, it’s a must to wear them low enough for your studded belt to peep out from beneath your t-shirt.

Girls are basically the same, except they often appear more masculine than the men, and are usually adorned with several more piercings and horn rimmed glasses, as well as tiny slip-on shoes, all of the above covered in skulls and hearts.

They are the target of a lot of sensationalised press, and I’ve even heard reports of self harm and a penchant for suicide. Although they look miserable, this is just due to the contemplative and poetic nature of the music they listen to, so please don’t be alarmed, as they are not to be confused with other, more sinister and dangerous cultures.

It is in the formative years of adolescence that emos tend to form, when emotions are in need of something cohesive and tangible in order to make sense of it all. Poetry, lyrics about love and loss, and thoughtful online blogging is the result of such a lifestyle, hence the symbolisation of bleeding hearts, and such.

Add to the mix some melodic rock, often with the word “core” on the end, so you know it’s at least a little bit heavy and they can retain some respect at least, and you have the full package.

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?TPinkinka? asked:


Okay this a contest for who can ever put together the best outfit for abercrombie kids, hollister, ae, or limited too. You only have to make one outfit and remember, its just a contest. Have fun and thank you!

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Cailz asked:


I want to know what people’s on opinions are on celebrities with kids, The way it looks to me is some celebs make it look like the kids are just a fashion accessory. What is every one else’s view?
I quote: I am not narrow minded, just curious on other people’s opinions.
not saying that the celebs aren’t good parents!!! It’s just the way it looks.

probably the paparazzi making it look like that though

I’m not saying all celebs, some do, some don’t. I have seen a lot of celebs with new babies n that in magazines and you can tell just by looking that they are living for the experience of being parents.

As for those who have also adopted children rather than just having them is even better i think as it is giving another child the right to what they deserve.

So i am not criticising them, i was just curious to see what other people thought and what their opinions were on it.
You may think i am narrow minded, i say i’m not, but what difference does it make, everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

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peeaceeouutxx asked:


okay, im not a poser.
im what they call “scene”…

i know about the scene style.. on my 1st day of school.. i have tons of t shirts.. but im not fat.. but i feel uncomfortable in just a t shirt…
and i have a skater hoodie.. but idw be covered up in that all day…

basically, my question is should i just go with t shrit/ t shrit and hoodie and get over my fear.. orrr
should i wear a flowy top from like forever 21.. its just becoming soo preppy and i dont represent that

thanks for everyone who understands

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Léo asked:


I live in a little city near New york, and for a few months, my 10 years old son wants to wear nothing but dress shirts! It is in fashion in his school.
But he always wears it untucked, even if he wears a sweat or a pullover.

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cdb_star95030 asked:


Nordstrom and Macy/s dont have anything and I want something more hip than Lands End.

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