how do I dress emo?

Answer 1

...I have absolutely no idea.....

Answer 2

you get a pair of your little sisters pants and mascara, you get the tightest shirt you can find, cut your wrists, put some hair over one of your eyes, and your emo. why do you want to dress emo? do you feel as if you need to be part of that group? are you just getting into the emo scene? i think a real emo wouldnt need to ask this sort of question

Answer 3

Just be yourself, sweetie, and don't worry about fitting into ANY stereotype. That's pretty much the whole point of emo or any fashion statement...that it's how YOU feel and how YOU want to dress, so just wear what you like...it's the only thing you'll look good in because it's the only thing you'll be comfortable in.

Answer 4

In my opinion I would say it's where you dress black like GOTH that's what people at my old school did! And they called themselves Emo=Emotional so dress how your emotions are feeling! I guess

Answer 5

In emo jeans and emo tank top of course. High heels would add the final touches.

Answer 6

Your emo is like a sweet mangoe laden with thich leaves. You need not dress it up.

Answer 7

first, put on excessive eye-liner and black lipstick.

now cut your wrists. CUT EM NOW SUCKER!!! make sure you cry, so that your eyeliners get mixed up with the tears and come out as black tears. dont wipe them off. for best effect, get them infected, to emphasize the "emo-you".

wear tight clothes. from underwear to coats. so tight you suffocate every time you move. so tight that you look like a naked person with painted skin, that is, black painted skin.

Answer 8

What does emo mean?

Answer 9

i have a friend n she is sooo kewl.......dress like this.........wear lots of black, white and red.....checkers r good like checkered shoes.......wear black eyeliner and u might want to get a ver small blonde streak in the front of ure hair (if ure hair is black or brown) nd color the tips of ure hair a bright orangish-redish color

o yeah......the comment on top of mine is not true......emo ppl r not always sad they're actually kinda joyful

good luck n have fun!!!!!

Answer 10

Wear excessive eyeliner, dress in tight clothing, wear drak colors, prefferable black, use your sisters makeup, talk all dull and monotone, act like you dont care about anything, kiss you male friends, and act non-conformistic by wearing exactly the same clothes as other emos.

lol, losers.

Answer 11

Emo dress is characterized as distinctly non-fashionable, keeping with the movement's theme of showing little to no interest in all aspects of society. Emo individuals perceive themselves to be outcasts and dress accordingly so as to avoid any appearance of attempting conformity and falling short.

Girls tend to have short, dyed-black hair with the bangs cut straight across, usually done by the individual herself or by a friend, shunning the processed, rubber-stamped appearance of mainstream hairstyles. Jewelry, including facial and other body piercings, is quite common and is kept as natural as is possible -- wooden and hemp accessories are extremely popular, and are, again, often homemade. Clothes follow suit, ranging from thrift store finds to handsewn skirts and shirts, often comprised of multiple fabrics combined into one article of clothing. Vintage articles are trendy for members of the emo subculture, including 1970s-style shoes and jackets.

Emo boys often sport shaggy locks, although for males less emphasis is placed on dying the hair black. Men tend to wear too-small t-shirts and baggy pants, often with a studded black belt. The same preference for thrift goods applies, and jewelry still tends to be all-natural and as tight as is possible.

Girls and boys alike wear thick or horn-rimmed glasses and often carry backpacks or messenger bags littered with pins from assorted emo bands or bearing anti-establishment, pro-underground slogans. Emo dress tends to follow lines of nonconformity almost without exception, but individual styles may vary as long as they continue to emphasize secondhand goods or a general expression of indifference toward current fashion trends.