I gradually feel stronger about joining, I didn’t because I was too busy getting good grades 5-10 years ago. Now I’m a different person. Mommy, this is my moment.
Elder scene/screamo's lived and died by the sharpie/paint pen. We'd make our own "band" shirts, our own tights with patterns, and we'd do our nails and (sometimes) a bit of our makeup with them. I don't know a single person from the peak of scene-era fashion that bought hollister stuff, but I know that started popping up as we got older and had to dress like normal people again. Also, anything is a choker if you're brave enough. We used to braid shit like shoe strings and ribbon to make them and hair bows. a big thing was making thumb holes in long sleeved clothing too. Never got into the beads deal but in my area we had more leather and lace stuff with chunky accessories. I adore that the fashion is coming back.
@@TombNGloom get a cheap pack of solid color or striped tights and either distress them for the ripped look, or some people I knew would use paints or markers/sharpies to stain them and create patterns (worked best with white tights). those going the extra mile would dip dye or paint them with cheap Rit dye. Honestly though, our skinny jeans were so tight that there was rarely room for skin, much less tights lmao
as a heavier person, scene clothing had never looked good on me because a *very* big majority of scene kids online aren't my size. this year, i plan to tell that internalized fatphobia to fuck off and your channel is a fucking *incredible* place to start. thank you for the inspiration and confidence
FUCK yeah bud I'm in that same boat actually... I've been really nervous about actually trying to be scene/emo/etc. Due to my body. But fuck that, we do what we want. I believe in you 💖
Guess who’s finally gonna get into her scene phase after being a huge fan of the style since 2008! I’m 18, and now have the ability and money to go finally dressy dream style. Also I’m so glad I kept all my shirts from when I was a kid, especially my Monster High shirts
If you have a party city in your area, DUDE they have everything!!! Neon rainbow tutus, fishnets, those big socks - even decent starter hair extensions 🤩
GUYS, story time, I saw a gorgeous scene Queen at the mall wearing a Jeffree star shirt with the cupcake that had a syringe sticking out of the top. My mom obviously wouldn't buy it for me from hot topic(I was 11 years old.) So I legit took a sharpie to a hot pink wet seal shirt and drew the WORST loolomh cupcake w/ syringe on the front...I WORE IT OUT IN PUBLIC. ...I cringe when I think back to it. Lol
31YO former broke sceney here - they didn’t make low-rise skinny jeans at the time and most peeps were too scared of having their credit card info stolen to order from one of the few online stores. Soo scenies and punks would often sew the bottom of their jeans to make them skin tight. If you hand-sew jeans with regular thread tho, they’ll rip, so you can use dental floss. It’s way stabler and you can get it in neon green! We would also wear those little knock-off keds slip-ons from K-mart. Not sure if they still exist but those were definitely popular and only cost a couple dollars. Also, if you can’t afford a mesh top to layer under your t-shirts, you can cut the crotch out of black tights and stick your head through that hole and then your arms through the legs. I think you hit the nail on the head with the DIY thing. For the most part we were making our own alternative versions of the hideous stuff available at y2k big box stores. Anyways see y’all on MySpace
there's nothing more satisfying than diy in my opinion. you get to make something that is unique to you and it's catered to your specific tastes, and its super affordable to diy, so it's a win-win
Happy your not supporting dollskill, and I’m super happy scene is coming back, I’ve always been enticed by the fashion and plan on trying to dress more in it
@@azucar1237 they had some sexist/racist designs on T-shirts are were rly rude to customers when they complained. Tbh I get why this would make people take support away from a company but like, they’ll still shop at H&M or other high street stores. In my mind, using sweatshops is worse morally than those shirts so don’t really get how people justify that in their heads. Ofc it’s a different story for people who can only afford fast fashion.
I'm actually a goth 😳, but I notice that emo and scene clothing seems a lot more practical a lot of the time, especially at my job, and recently I've just gotten very lazy with how I dress. Instead of struggling to find black clothes to go together, looking old fashioned, and dressing inappropriately for the weather, I can pair some black with colorful clothes and I love wearing tight shirts and skinny jeans and diying. I at least manage to find colorful fishnets and hair extension clips at party city for really cheap
Great options. I think the difference between scene kids in the 00s vs scene kids now is the internet influence on fashion. Back then, we just made things up as we went. There wasn't necessarily a specific store or brand that we went to for clothes.
@@fatalheart1 hahahahhaha 😂 Ye about my name- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Hahahah We shouldn’t talk about it- I’m such an MCR freak and I couldn’t help but write this username- LOLLL
I really appreciate the point you made that scene kids from the MySpace era didn't ACTUALLY look like what you see on Pinterest, its actually really helpful lol I am kinda at a loss about the "honestly your hair and makeup is the most important thing" because i tend engage in punk fashion more often, which my hair reflects, and its hard to maneuver a scene style w the specific cut :(( and im limited to the makeup i can get for free from friends or... Liberate it from stores... And my skils are also AWFUL, especially bc i have to work with ONE blending brush xPP
i want to experiment with my style and clothes, makeup, etc but i’m very insecure and i feel like my body type and my face isn’t good enough for any style and i feel like everyone else is perfect but i have a really bad self confidence
yeah i’ve struggled w the same thing :/ my advice would be to follow lots of creators with diverse faces and body types and it kinda helps to normalize it in ur brain or at least it’s what helps me
my cousin was emo (or scene idk lol) and she still has her old clothes that she said we could go through the next time we visit! im definitely getting most of my scene clothes from her!!! btw thank you for making this video! you helped a LOT :)))
You can also dye skinny jeans too! There are clothes dyes that work even without a washing machine and are really easy to use. I dyed a lot of blue skinny jeans black and they look legit.
being a genderfluid scene kis is sometimes so scary because i will be wearing a tight shirt for the first time in a month and them my gender will suddenly fluid back to not female and im like "well fuck"
this was rlly encouraging, ive always loved the feel of emo scene fashion since i was a kid but just never got around to dressing like it for the most part and i always knew since its relatively minimalist stuff it was right up my alley, lately ive been looking to tap back into it more and in the area i live with pretty dissapointing finds at thrift stores, I'll try to look for some other places, and wise of hair i just prefer to keep my natural curly poc textures and googling simplistic possible outfits now adays just seems so impossible idk whyy, i just rlly need sum more stuff in my closet
Hahahaaa! I’m a millennial woman who wears colored pants/jeans still lol. I promise it’s mostly for work though. You’re videos randomly popped up in my recommendations after going on a scene music binge. But wow you are taking me back to the good ole days before adulthood ruined me ha.
I am turning 30 this year. And yes, you have the look down to a T. 😍 One thing: perhaps this was a Salt Lake thing, but back in the day, Hollister was extremely popular among the preppy kids. In more modern terms, the alternative kids thought that Hollister (and its fellow summer-in-Cali-stereotype stores) was only for "basic" girls. That being said there was a lot of bleed through and crossover in fashion at the time. My local scene was definitely inspired by Japanese punk and street-style. We were more like Anime-inspired-emo-pixie-vampires. Also, in retrospect the "mainstream" girls had the same silhouettes as the"freaks," just a different color pallet and brand logo.
Sometimes it's just best to DIY! It feels great to DIY stuff sometimes, I mean the more time you put into it the longer that "brand new" feeling is going to last.
Sooo cool to see scene coming back! As someone born in late 1996, when scene fashion was a thing in the 2000s, I was a bit too young to participate in it, but I always admired it from afar and the outfits are so colourful and creative. I love the black/bright colour contrast and the mix of dark and cutesy elements. Not sure if I personally would do the typical scene haircut or dye it, but I love the clothing and accessories, so I'm glad to see it coming back!
Yup 10 years ago when I was an emo /scene kid . We were poor so most of me and my friends only had a few basic pieces. We had the same converse and bangs for 2 years and when we had a bit of money we spent it at hot topic buying accessories and belts and 2 good band t shirts . Aghhh I'm an elder emo kid now 😅
A huge part of scene is kitsch, go to a flea market and you're bound to find something that fits the style. I live in Poland and stuff like shirts with tiger and leopard prints on a rainbow background is very easy to find if you know where to look.
this comment is old, but I live in Europe too and there's an online store similar to hot topic called emp. I buy a lot from there, and even though most of the stuff they have there is more emo/goth/metalhead you can find some things that could definitely be scene! for example they sell a lot of band merch, I bought a pair of black and white striped stockings there, they have knee high shoes similar to converse... etc.The only problem is that it can be expensive sometimes and the shipping is long. I also customize or make a lot of my clothes. I painted a checkered pattern on my converse and added colored shoelaces and got a little of compliments on them! I also make all of my kandi (I use perler beads but it works anyway). I bought a pair of black skinny jeans (they're on a lot of regular clothing stores) and ripped them by myself. Also you can get fishnet stockings pretty much anyway Hope this helped! 🖤
I’m so glad I found your channel! It’s awesome to see other people still into scene culture. Thank you for this video, you reminded me that thrift stores are great.
Do you potentially have any advice for more male-centeric scene stuff? A lot of talk of scene fashion is more female-centric, which kinda sucks but yannow, makes sense since there are generally more scene gals than guys.
It used to be studded belts, black skinny jeans, statement zip up hoodies, black nail polish, and some metal accessories. Well, mostly same as for girls but I distinctly remember black skinny jeans being a thing. Oh, and black or white slim fitting shirts (mostly short sleeved ones) with red skinny tie.
im not a fan of dressing feminine either, you dont have to wear the tutus or tiaras, or feminine stuff! you can look up pics of scene boys/scene kings for reference :33
Literally thank you so much for this, I love your channel so freakin much!! I’m 19 and goth, but I’ve been trying to branch out and try other fashions/subcultures and haven’t known how to do so
i rlly just wanna thank you for making content like this!! ive been interested in dressing scene for a while and have honestly felt so behind given that i live in a country that doesn't have hot topic or many other similar stores. but you mentioning diy at the beginning kinda opened up another avenue for me that i hadn't considered! i love diy stuff (especially clothes and accessories) and if i'm in a position where i can't just buy something, it's honestly a really good way to make something similar!! it's also just. nice and therapeutic to sit down and make something and have it be a physical thing that you can get a use out of!
My mum always gets me some type of pastel or colored skinny jeans and shorts over the years and i didn't know what to do with them but now I do and thank you for the tips definitely did help :)
Wow I just love your personality and attitude (I mean that in a positive way!!). You’re just so well spoken and creative. Absolutely love your content!!!!
I went to Hot Topic like 2 days ago, its starting to have the old scene/emo/goth clothing… I saw Gir shirts, Emily the Strange, Monster High, checkered belts, gloves with patterns, stockings, chokers, etc. I was so shocked
Unfortunately "thrifters", as they so call themselves, of started going to thrift stores and taking the good clothing from them whenever they can afford to go to Walmart or the mall they are just taking all the actually good clothing out of like Goodwill and whatnot and then leaving people who can't afford Walmart or the supermarket to trashy clothing that was being used and given to the Goodwill because they accept that where I am. It's sad because it makes it to where I can't find clothes that I need but it also makes it to where I can't find clothes that fit in my style because they're really only taking the good clothes that fit into specific styles and it's really upsetting. :(
Also I would like to add that well I know tight fitting clothing was a big part of seeing emo fashion I personally feel that there are a lot of people out there who don't like clothes that fit tied to them such as myself and while everyone has their personal reasons for me is personally because of the fact that I am transgender and I'm not allowed to have a chest finder so being seen would be kind of hard in that sense but I feel like you could make it work and you don't absolutely have to buy form-fitting clothing I don't feel like it is an exact necessity I feel like it would just need to match the style of design not really the style of tightness ^^
Thanks! I've been really wanting to become a scene emo kid and kinda new what I wanted to do but this video helps more of what I need to get in my wardrobe to become full scene kid!
I loved it when Sears and Gordman’s had colored skinny jeans on clearance. Now, I rarely ever find colored skinny jeans. I outgrew all of mine except for my Joker jeans. I have picked up two pairs of red plaid skinny jeans which look pretty scene.
Since Y2K is making a huge comeback we need to bring back scene and emo
it techincally never left but i became a scene kid in 2019
i agree!
I have been scene/emo/pastel goth/whatever tf you wanna call it sence 2012 it has never died for me
more than happy to :D
sooo, we did it? ig?..
Scene and emos we must come back
PLSSSSS
They are but they are calling them egirls now ugh
I gradually feel stronger about joining, I didn’t because I was too busy getting good grades 5-10 years ago. Now I’m a different person. Mommy, this is my moment.
I'm deadass becoming an emo again at the age of 24 lmaooo
the rawring 20's XD
“Hair extensions”
Me: *looks at innocent pink wig that did nothing wrong*
Real
Elder scene/screamo's lived and died by the sharpie/paint pen. We'd make our own "band" shirts, our own tights with patterns, and we'd do our nails and (sometimes) a bit of our makeup with them. I don't know a single person from the peak of scene-era fashion that bought hollister stuff, but I know that started popping up as we got older and had to dress like normal people again. Also, anything is a choker if you're brave enough. We used to braid shit like shoe strings and ribbon to make them and hair bows. a big thing was making thumb holes in long sleeved clothing too. Never got into the beads deal but in my area we had more leather and lace stuff with chunky accessories. I adore that the fashion is coming back.
i remember that making the shoe string in my hair n chokers omg
Thank you for the advice!
Thanks for the advice! I actually make my own Metallica shirt last month.
But how did y'all DIY tights?
@@TombNGloom get a cheap pack of solid color or striped tights and either distress them for the ripped look, or some people I knew would use paints or markers/sharpies to stain them and create patterns (worked best with white tights). those going the extra mile would dip dye or paint them with cheap Rit dye. Honestly though, our skinny jeans were so tight that there was rarely room for skin, much less tights lmao
I colored my hair with sharpies
as a heavier person, scene clothing had never looked good on me because a *very* big majority of scene kids online aren't my size. this year, i plan to tell that internalized fatphobia to fuck off and your channel is a fucking *incredible* place to start. thank you for the inspiration and confidence
Scene looks good on everyone!!!
FUCK yeah bud I'm in that same boat actually... I've been really nervous about actually trying to be scene/emo/etc. Due to my body. But fuck that, we do what we want. I believe in you 💖
HELL YES! I'm also kinda plus sized and this burst of confidence really helps 🌸
I'm perfect weight but I hate that I have belly fat 😭😭😭😭
I never look good in anything 😭😭😭
i know this was a year ago but now that a year has passed i hope ur the scene kid of ur dreams now :3c
okay here:
goodwill or thriftstores: $
amazon or ebay or etsy: $$
spencers and hottopic: $$$
Guess who’s finally gonna get into her scene phase after being a huge fan of the style since 2008! I’m 18, and now have the ability and money to go finally dressy dream style.
Also I’m so glad I kept all my shirts from when I was a kid, especially my Monster High shirts
omg jealouss
ur username is epic YES UR ALIVE and YES YOUR A HUMAN LIFE FORM so its fun funny and cool
I'M SO JEALOUS OMGG
I might be wrong but werent u like 4-5 in 2008 ✋😭
scene seems like western decora now that i really think about it
yesssss i see lots of scene kids w decora inspo
oh my god IT IS
It’s decora
But we worship Gir
And we took the emo’s glory XD!!
Edgy Western Decora that uses furry slang.
same how mcbling/y2k/bimbo is a westernized version of gyaru
im happy that scene/emo is coming back
unrelated but. kyle :D
me too loll
it never left tbh ;)
If you have a party city in your area, DUDE they have everything!!! Neon rainbow tutus, fishnets, those big socks - even decent starter hair extensions 🤩
GUYS, story time, I saw a gorgeous scene Queen at the mall wearing a Jeffree star shirt with the cupcake that had a syringe sticking out of the top. My mom obviously wouldn't buy it for me from hot topic(I was 11 years old.) So I legit took a sharpie to a hot pink wet seal shirt and drew the WORST loolomh cupcake w/ syringe on the front...I WORE IT OUT IN PUBLIC. ...I cringe when I think back to it. Lol
THATS SO ICONIC i know i would’ve done the same exact thingggg
LMAO I DID THIS
that is so iconic please look back at it with fond memories
cringe culture is dead wear shitty diy fandom/band shirts
@@rat6637cringe culture is dead until u start getting assaulted on the street for wearing alt clothes
31YO former broke sceney here - they didn’t make low-rise skinny jeans at the time and most peeps were too scared of having their credit card info stolen to order from one of the few online stores. Soo scenies and punks would often sew the bottom of their jeans to make them skin tight. If you hand-sew jeans with regular thread tho, they’ll rip, so you can use dental floss. It’s way stabler and you can get it in neon green! We would also wear those little knock-off keds slip-ons from K-mart. Not sure if they still exist but those were definitely popular and only cost a couple dollars. Also, if you can’t afford a mesh top to layer under your t-shirts, you can cut the crotch out of black tights and stick your head through that hole and then your arms through the legs. I think you hit the nail on the head with the DIY thing. For the most part we were making our own alternative versions of the hideous stuff available at y2k big box stores. Anyways see y’all on MySpace
there's nothing more satisfying than diy in my opinion. you get to make something that is unique to you and it's catered to your specific tastes, and its super affordable to diy, so it's a win-win
Exactly. I’m thinking of becoming scene and tbh I’ll probably diy the majority of my stuff.
Yes, even just ripping up my own tights was therapy for me. And sewing up my tankn'crop tops just makes me super happy
Hi off topic but is your pfp yeosang HELP
Happy your not supporting dollskill, and I’m super happy scene is coming back, I’ve always been enticed by the fashion and plan on trying to dress more in it
Ik that dollskill is bad but how come?
@@azucar1237 they steal product ideas from small creators and are just kinda iffy
@@azucar1237 they had some sexist/racist designs on T-shirts are were rly rude to customers when they complained. Tbh I get why this would make people take support away from a company but like, they’ll still shop at H&M or other high street stores. In my mind, using sweatshops is worse morally than those shirts so don’t really get how people justify that in their heads. Ofc it’s a different story for people who can only afford fast fashion.
@@Jade.1406 very late to the discussion but didnt they have a shirt that said "Goth is White" ???
I used to be a scene kid when I was younger. I have no intention of going back, but I love watching your channel for the nostalgia.
Girl same
omg ur so gorg
I wanna dress scene because its just so frickin cool but im worried people will be like "YOU ARENT REAL SCENE RAHHH!!!!" and gatekeep xd
sammee ;-; (dsaf fan spotted in the wild???)
I'm actually a goth 😳, but I notice that emo and scene clothing seems a lot more practical a lot of the time, especially at my job, and recently I've just gotten very lazy with how I dress. Instead of struggling to find black clothes to go together, looking old fashioned, and dressing inappropriately for the weather, I can pair some black with colorful clothes and I love wearing tight shirts and skinny jeans and diying. I at least manage to find colorful fishnets and hair extension clips at party city for really cheap
Great options. I think the difference between scene kids in the 00s vs scene kids now is the internet influence on fashion. Back then, we just made things up as we went. There wasn't necessarily a specific store or brand that we went to for clothes.
This fashion MUST come back! I experienced it when I was younger but never got to try or appreciate it enough
I found some cute skull arm and leg warmers for $1 in a random ¢99 store XD i was so happy
And studded belts too
@@fatalheart1 luckyyy
@@puglover6113 Your name 😬😬
@@fatalheart1 hahahahhaha 😂
Ye about my name- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Hahahah
We shouldn’t talk about it-
I’m such an MCR freak and I couldn’t help but write this username- LOLLL
the fact that the scene subculture is making a comeback makes perfect sense with the recent upsurge of y2k subculture
I really appreciate the point you made that scene kids from the MySpace era didn't ACTUALLY look like what you see on Pinterest, its actually really helpful lol
I am kinda at a loss about the "honestly your hair and makeup is the most important thing" because i tend engage in punk fashion more often, which my hair reflects, and its hard to maneuver a scene style w the specific cut :(( and im limited to the makeup i can get for free from friends or... Liberate it from stores... And my skils are also AWFUL, especially bc i have to work with ONE blending brush xPP
I don’t wear any makeup!! Just the haircut/hair dye or big thick rimmed glasses get the job done :333
Osiris were iconic and a must when I was in high school. You weren't a true scene kid if you didn't have at least one pair.
Party city has fishnet gloves and tights year round
ty 2day was emotionally draining & this will make me feel better hopefully
i want to experiment with my style and clothes, makeup, etc but i’m very insecure and i feel like my body type and my face isn’t good enough for any style and i feel like everyone else is perfect but i have a really bad self confidence
yeah i’ve struggled w the same thing :/ my advice would be to follow lots of creators with diverse faces and body types and it kinda helps to normalize it in ur brain or at least it’s what helps me
Cover all your insecurities in glitter, it helps
I can relate. I feel like having skinny limbs and a square shaped face wouldn't go with the scene style.
i relate, im chubby and short and look like im 4 so when i try to dress scene i look like a chubby 4 year old hjdsdhkhjkds
@@mollypeters123 ADORABLE
I watch this video like every 2 months when I can’t sleep, and I LIVE by “you don’t always have to dress in one certain style”
Kids clothes are fun! Idk why I havent bought myself some light up sneakers yet tbh...
you can get heelys in adult sizes 👀
twinkle toes omg wait i should get a pair of those. i may be a dude, but everyone can do with a few rhinestones and lights on their sneakers.
Twinkle toes were my childhood 😭
i would but i got big ass feet
i didnt realize how naturally scene i was 💀💀
RIGHT I HATE FAST FASHION BUT ITS USUALLY THE MOST AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE AND IT MAKES ME SO SAD
my cousin was emo (or scene idk lol) and she still has her old clothes that she said we could go through the next time we visit! im definitely getting most of my scene clothes from her!!! btw thank you for making this video! you helped a LOT :)))
Been a scene girl since 2000’s , started to incorporate my own little niches into my style to kinda develop into my own look too
You can also dye skinny jeans too! There are clothes dyes that work even without a washing machine and are really easy to use. I dyed a lot of blue skinny jeans black and they look legit.
I can’t tell if your piercings are real or not, but they look SO GOOD on you!!!
being a genderfluid scene kis is sometimes so scary because i will be wearing a tight shirt for the first time in a month and them my gender will suddenly fluid back to not female and im like "well fuck"
LMFAO REAL
this was rlly encouraging, ive always loved the feel of emo scene fashion since i was a kid but just never got around to dressing like it for the most part and i always knew since its relatively minimalist stuff it was right up my alley, lately ive been looking to tap back into it more and in the area i live with pretty dissapointing finds at thrift stores, I'll try to look for some other places, and wise of hair i just prefer to keep my natural curly poc textures
and googling simplistic possible outfits now adays just seems so impossible idk whyy, i just rlly need sum more stuff in my closet
aaa I’ve been dressing as a “soft girl” or “kawaii” for a while and I’m gonna try to experiment as a scene kid again I’m a bit excited X3
Same :D
So glad scene style is coming back! The ballet flats and the statement hoodies were my shit. 🤘🏻
thank u for posting i was just crying
Hahahaaa! I’m a millennial woman who wears colored pants/jeans still lol. I promise it’s mostly for work though. You’re videos randomly popped up in my recommendations after going on a scene music binge. But wow you are taking me back to the good ole days before adulthood ruined me ha.
I am turning 30 this year. And yes, you have the look down to a T. 😍
One thing: perhaps this was a Salt Lake thing, but back in the day, Hollister was extremely popular among the preppy kids. In more modern terms, the alternative kids thought that Hollister (and its fellow summer-in-Cali-stereotype stores) was only for "basic" girls. That being said there was a lot of bleed through and crossover in fashion at the time. My local scene was definitely inspired by Japanese punk and street-style. We were more like Anime-inspired-emo-pixie-vampires. Also, in retrospect the "mainstream" girls had the same silhouettes as the"freaks," just a different color pallet and brand logo.
Sometimes it's just best to DIY! It feels great to DIY stuff sometimes, I mean the more time you put into it the longer that "brand new" feeling is going to last.
also party city often has cool socks, arm warmers, fishnet gloves, etc. also probably would have a bunch of cool stuff for diy jewelry
omg yes they have lil monster high and hello kitty party favors that i like making stuff out of
i'm not even into loking scene but watchng her just makes me happy
Your hair looks really good
I still have that exact same gir hoodie hanging in my closet from when I was in middle school LMAO I ain't ever getting rid of it either ✋😩
Sooo cool to see scene coming back! As someone born in late 1996, when scene fashion was a thing in the 2000s, I was a bit too young to participate in it, but I always admired it from afar and the outfits are so colourful and creative. I love the black/bright colour contrast and the mix of dark and cutesy elements. Not sure if I personally would do the typical scene haircut or dye it, but I love the clothing and accessories, so I'm glad to see it coming back!
I just drew some digital art of her and it looks so good i luv ittttt i submitted it as an art project for school and my teacher loved it :]
You're the reason I started getting back into scene and emo styles. Been out of the style for 8 years so it's almost new to me again.
Welcome backkkkj
I love your energy and how you don't talk down to your audience, came looking for inspiration for a drag look, staying for the personality :))
Scene and Emo is making a comeback in 2022
YES
Wow never thought this style would come back. Used to dress like this 11-16 years ago
Yup 10 years ago when I was an emo /scene kid . We were poor so most of me and my friends only had a few basic pieces. We had the same converse and bangs for 2 years and when we had a bit of money we spent it at hot topic buying accessories and belts and 2 good band t shirts . Aghhh I'm an elder emo kid now 😅
U don't even look like an egirl LOLZ I'm absolutely loving the draculara makeup. NEwayz another awesome video
POV: Your half way through watching this vid and then remember you live in Europe
A huge part of scene is kitsch, go to a flea market and you're bound to find something that fits the style. I live in Poland and stuff like shirts with tiger and leopard prints on a rainbow background is very easy to find if you know where to look.
Idk if im even close to being scene but here in sweden its very hard finding stuff too :/
@@joannamysluk8623 I didn’t see ur comment till now thank you
@@Seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeal I usually try and find stuff on eBay :)
this comment is old, but I live in Europe too and there's an online store similar to hot topic called emp. I buy a lot from there, and even though most of the stuff they have there is more emo/goth/metalhead you can find some things that could definitely be scene! for example they sell a lot of band merch, I bought a pair of black and white striped stockings there, they have knee high shoes similar to converse... etc.The only problem is that it can be expensive sometimes and the shipping is long.
I also customize or make a lot of my clothes. I painted a checkered pattern on my converse and added colored shoelaces and got a little of compliments on them! I also make all of my kandi (I use perler beads but it works anyway).
I bought a pair of black skinny jeans (they're on a lot of regular clothing stores) and ripped them by myself. Also you can get fishnet stockings pretty much anyway
Hope this helped! 🖤
Been dressing scene (both authentic and modern) for a couple of years now. This is super help. Thank you!!!
The metallic headed got on my skin
Scene>>>
Realll
most claire’s don’t have cameras and only have one person working so if they’re doing a piercing i start borrowing
I am becoming a scene kid cause I felt like it would match me, and this helped alot. Thank you!
You have no idea how many times I’ve rewatched this video before going shopping
for all my uk scenekids, a thrift store is literally a charity shop :DD
one thing i do is a go to the thrift store and buy a bunch of cheap chain neckalces and use then and i take off the charms and use the chains
I’m so glad I found your channel! It’s awesome to see other people still into scene culture. Thank you for this video, you reminded me that thrift stores are great.
Do you potentially have any advice for more male-centeric scene stuff? A lot of talk of scene fashion is more female-centric, which kinda sucks but yannow, makes sense since there are generally more scene gals than guys.
It used to be studded belts, black skinny jeans, statement zip up hoodies, black nail polish, and some metal accessories. Well, mostly same as for girls but I distinctly remember black skinny jeans being a thing. Oh, and black or white slim fitting shirts (mostly short sleeved ones) with red skinny tie.
I like scene style but i hate tight clothes
fr
Samee
your videos make me feel so happy and comfortable!! i am guilty of rewatching some just while i do every day things
scene fashion is so feminine i dont want ppl to think im a girl and i dont rlly feel comfortable dressing feminine 🙁
Don't worry! I don't know your gender but if your a man you can be a scene king, or cut out more of the female stuff :4
im not a fan of dressing feminine either, you dont have to wear the tutus or tiaras, or feminine stuff! you can look up pics of scene boys/scene kings for reference :33
I just love you!! I share your page to anyone who wants to dress alt and scene
Literally thank you so much for this, I love your channel so freakin much!! I’m 19 and goth, but I’ve been trying to branch out and try other fashions/subcultures and haven’t known how to do so
Tysm for making this video!!! I've just got into the scene world, and I've been struggling SO MUCH finding the right clothes.
i rlly just wanna thank you for making content like this!! ive been interested in dressing scene for a while and have honestly felt so behind given that i live in a country that doesn't have hot topic or many other similar stores. but you mentioning diy at the beginning kinda opened up another avenue for me that i hadn't considered! i love diy stuff (especially clothes and accessories) and if i'm in a position where i can't just buy something, it's honestly a really good way to make something similar!! it's also just. nice and therapeutic to sit down and make something and have it be a physical thing that you can get a use out of!
Scene/Emo/Scenemo people, WE HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
Perfect amount of comfy in front of a camera. Ur doing amazing sweetie
My sister was born in 2006 and gave me most of her clothes, now I'm trying to be a scene kid
My mum always gets me some type of pastel or colored skinny jeans and shorts over the years and i didn't know what to do with them but now I do and thank you for the tips definitely did help :)
Wow I just love your personality and attitude (I mean that in a positive way!!). You’re just so well spoken and creative. Absolutely love your content!!!!
been binge watching your videos for days!!💜love ittt
I went to Hot Topic like 2 days ago, its starting to have the old scene/emo/goth clothing… I saw Gir shirts, Emily the Strange, Monster High, checkered belts, gloves with patterns, stockings, chokers, etc. I was so shocked
I really love how much effort you put into this video 😄nice job 👌
Ok wait I’m definitely too young for my teen years already coming back.. 😂 Now I miss my MySpace Account...
i remember 2014 is emo teen me but originally i think it start from year 2006 ?
Beadtin comes in clutch
„I don’t need to tell you why. Look it up” is exactly the reason why I subscribed 😌
I actually just learned about the scene style and music genre and I’ve fallen in LOOOVEEEE with it. Thanks for these tips!
I love this!! Im 13 and trying to match this style and most of the time these tutorials aren’t something my parents would let me wear
WAIT I LOVE YOUR PERSONALITY OMFG
Your voice is so soothing also great vid it’s sooo helpful
ok but that makeup is so pretty 😭
i love u. we all needed this omg thank u
Girl is so pretty😭😭😭
Unfortunately "thrifters", as they so call themselves, of started going to thrift stores and taking the good clothing from them whenever they can afford to go to Walmart or the mall they are just taking all the actually good clothing out of like Goodwill and whatnot and then leaving people who can't afford Walmart or the supermarket to trashy clothing that was being used and given to the Goodwill because they accept that where I am. It's sad because it makes it to where I can't find clothes that I need but it also makes it to where I can't find clothes that fit in my style because they're really only taking the good clothes that fit into specific styles and it's really upsetting. :(
Also I would like to add that well I know tight fitting clothing was a big part of seeing emo fashion I personally feel that there are a lot of people out there who don't like clothes that fit tied to them such as myself and while everyone has their personal reasons for me is personally because of the fact that I am transgender and I'm not allowed to have a chest finder so being seen would be kind of hard in that sense but I feel like you could make it work and you don't absolutely have to buy form-fitting clothing I don't feel like it is an exact necessity I feel like it would just need to match the style of design not really the style of tightness ^^
I already love your personality
I’ve always been obsessed with the style and I finally have the money to kinda dress up but this will help a lot
The collar/necklace is so cute!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH MY FRIENDS KEEP CALLING ME EMO MY AUNT CALLS ME EMO MY SISTERS CALL ME EMO BUT I WANT TO BE SCENE SO BADDDD
Thanks! I've been really wanting to become a scene emo kid and kinda new what I wanted to do but this video helps more of what I need to get in my wardrobe to become full scene kid!
I loved it when Sears and Gordman’s had colored skinny jeans on clearance. Now, I rarely ever find colored skinny jeans. I outgrew all of mine except for my Joker jeans. I have picked up two pairs of red plaid skinny jeans which look pretty scene.
SWAGGG fr though ur right i like the ultimate factor is either all in the clothes/accessories or all in the hair lol
honestly im new to the scene but i wear black but my accessories are so colourful. :D it looks super duper kyute o3o
BRINGGGG BACKKK SCENEEEEEEEEE