As the emo culture grows by the day, more and more young teens want to adopt this style. The emo culture was born in the nightclubs of Washington, D.C., in the 1980’s. For a short period, the movement was very strong, until the 90’s arrived and the movement began to die.
But in the past decade, the movement was reborn, with bands such as Panic! At the Disco, Cambria, and Fall Out Boy. It is these bands that represent the emo punk movement.
For those who want to look and dress emo, you should consider this:
- Adopting emo clothing is easier that starting your own emo rock band. This is not to say that these bands are no good. Just that creating an band takes work – real work.
- When you go into a typical salon and request an emo hairstyle like that of emo band members, you may get some weird looks and questions, since these band members are practically unknown.
But, if you are faced with this dilemma, then no need to worry. Creating emo hair is as simple as pie and can be done with cutting your hair with a round-shaped object over it.
The most trendy of this form of haircut is dying the hair jet black. The back and the sides of the hair is shorter than the front, leaving your hair done in an unusual, but unique.
Moreover, the bangs are brushed to on side of the face (left or right), covering that part of the face. To top off the look, you could wear t-shirt and other clothing that has the names of these unknown emo rock bands. Now, you’re ready to go out on the town and style your new emo look.
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