Scene and emo are similar but are different.First off,being emo has nothing to do with cutting,some do and some don't,cutting does not make you emo.Scenesters are like the happier,more obnoxious version of emo,very colorful,into childish things,express their moods through colors and what they wear and music.Both are very much into music,all styles,but being emo does not mean you're sad,there are p
lenty of happy emos A trend and subcultureevolving from skate punk, chav and emo and closely tied in with the new rave and Indie subcultures.
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In the early 2000s scene fashion was influenced by metal, pop punk and the goth subculture but since the mid-2000s they have gone for amore retro 1980s-inspired indie look. It is becoming increasingly common in the USA, Australia and the UK.
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Hairstylesvary, though currently the most common seems to be razor cut hair, or flat-ironed straight hair with dyed streaks sometimes called racc**n ('c**n) tails and bangs. Fashion mainly consists of skinny jeans, band t-shirts, hoodies, miniskirts, leggings, bullet belts, name brand clothes/handbags, skateboarding apparel (fur-hood parkas, skate brand t-shirts etc), wristbands of various designs, Converse, Vans, & flats seen as typical scene shoes. Typical colors for clothing include black with bright colors.
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Many are also vegetarians or vegans and both boys and girls are known to paint their nails. Scene and emo are also forms of music. and clothing. mainly life styles. hair wise emos and scenes do one thing the same hair to the side and in their face half the time but emos wear flat down dark hair and scenesters usually add crazy colors hair extensions clips and have it big and poofy. scenesters and emos also both are fans of skinny jeans but emos mainly wear black while scenesters actually add color in any way possible.^^
