Emo
Inspired by bands such as Fall Out Boy, Jimmy Eat World, My Chemical Romance, Panic at the Disco, and Paramore to name a few a new breed of Emo’s were formed which were totally different from the original hard core punk in the early eighties.
The new age of emos became associated with open displays of strong emotion. Common fashion styles and attitudes that were becoming idiomatic of fans of similar emo bands also began to be referred to as emo. As a result, bands that were loosely associated with emo trends or simply demonstrated emotion began to be referred to as emo.
A new style of fashion was adopted with tight jeans on males and females, long fringes brushed to one side of the face or over one or both eyes, dyed black straight hair, tight t-shirts which often had the names of emo bands, studded belts, belt buckles, canvas sneakers or skate shoes and thick black horn-rimmed glasses.
Top alternative brands were adopted such as Atticus, Clandestine Industries, Converse, Criminal Damage, Lowlife, Panic!, and Vans.
Recommended Shops:
Blackleaf are the UK’s leading online supplier of skate shoes and clothing. They stock Converse Shoes, DC Shoes, Vans Shoes and Etnies trainers.
EBTM has everything from t-shirts to trousers, hats to shoes. Their range includes brands like Supra, New Era, Vans, Atticus and Famous as well as official band merchandise from bands across Metal, Rock, Indie and Punk music genres.
Grindstore is the No.1 place for Emo fashion and merchandise.
My Rock City is a music inspired fashion web store dedicated to bringing you the coolest fashion brands and exclusive band collaborations.
Vapourised sells a wide range of skateboarding and extreme sports gear, including decks, accessories, clothing and footwear.
