How to wear your makeup emo style, is eyeliner. Bring out your eyes with eyeliner black, blue, green, purple and so on. Everyone knows you can't ever wear too much eyeliner. Bring out your eyes with some eye shadow maybe two toned one color on top and another on bottom. Another cute way to wear eye shadow is to have three colors start from the inside with light color and go the the outer with darker colors. Alot of emo guys that wear eye shadow usealy do just a lil pink around the eyes but not too much. Mascara brings out your eyes alot to and makes your eye lashes look longer and fuller. If you want to bring out your cheek bones wear some blush if you dont know wear to put blush on at pinch your cheeks and just put it on wear the red shows. And to put a final touch on your beautiful face if lipgloss just a little shine is all that you need to make you lips look full and kissable.
Accessories
The most important for last the accessorys we all have these, and it really brings out your individuality. The necklaces that you wear chokers, long chains with charms, and lockets, i would have to say that silver is more popular than gold. You might have a braclet that matche's your necklace or maybe just a plain braclet or watch. some of us make jewlery ourselves, and i think that it gives a person alot of personality. One more thing you can wear on your arm, arm warms they are just really long gloves without the hand part. We can dress up our hands with rings big and small real or fake. Earings can be long and dangley or just a small hoop or stud, but not everyone only has their ears periced you have alot of choices on what body jewlery you can wear too, eye brow, tounge, belly button and so much more. What you wear around your waist shows alot about you, you can get so many diffrent types of belt buckles, big and small, i know you can even get ones with bottle openers now.
When emo first started on the scene in the 1980’s, it was more hardcore and emo punk than anything, music that got people’s emotions going and helped them identify with themselves and others of the same genre. Hardcore 80’s music eventually devolved into a genre known as emocore, with emo bands such as Beefeater, Moss Icon, Rites of Spring and One Last Wish dominating the scene with their emotional sets and lyrics. Some music enthusiasts claim that The Cure were one of the first emo bands, way back in 1976, and that they really helped set the tone for the emo bands that were to later start emerging. Depeche Mode was also instrumental in helping break the emo culture onto the scene, with lyrics that are moody and a sound that’s electronic yet dark at the same time.
Later on, in the 1900’s after some of the more emocore emo music bands had left the scene kids scene, the meaning of the word emo changed again to refer to the indie rock scene that was starting to emerge. Bands like Fugazi and Sunny Day Real Estate were some of the more prominent bands that started the wave of 90’s emo music. Texas is the Reason was also a popular band that followed the more indie lines of emo rock songs, while Fugazi paved the way for 90’s emo songs with a more straight-up punk sound.
Emo music defines itself with lyrics that are emotionally straightforward, instead of dealing with emotions through metaphors. Some emo bands that sound like they might be emo, with their indie rock sound, typically can’t be classified as emo because the lyrics just aren’t as straightforward and emotional as true indie emo bands. Being as how it’s such a hard musical genre to define, some bands fall into an either-or category, with people just not agreeing on what to label them, whether they be emo, indie, or punk. Modest Mouse is a good example, because even though they have a soft, melodic and mellow sound than other bands might, they’re still not considered emo because of their lyrics, which aren’t straightforward in dealing with emotion.
Emo lyrics, while straightforward on the emtional plane, also deal with a plethora of subjects, some of which are taboo but are brought forth in such a manner as to evoke emotion and sympathy. Consider the lyrics of the Hawthorne Heights song, “Ohio is for Lovers”: And I can’t make it on my own/Because my heart is in Ohio/So cut my wrists and black my eyes/So I can fall asleep tonight or die/Because you killed me/…Spare me just three last words/I love you is all she heard/I’ll wait for you, but I can’t wait forever. These lyrics embody some of the very definitions of emo music - straightforward lyrics that show a lot of heartfelt emotion in a situation that feels like unrequited love. People that hear these lyrics can often relate them to some part of their life or a past experience, therefore becoming emotional themselves upon hearing them.
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