Get scene Hair. Hair is one of the most important aspects of being scene. One of the most popular choices is to dye your hair black, and then add in neon or bright coloured streaks. Bangs also look very good. However, all scene hair has layers. Your hair should be big, and should stick out in a crowd. To be unique from other scene kids, think about what you'd like your hair to be like before you dye it. Try something new that you haven't seen before, as long as it looks good! The scene guy mohawk is very risky but in the end can look rad. To assure you aren't confused with those dastardly emo's, have your hair long in the back too but keep it choppy and voluminous.
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:20
That isn't very good grammar, did you mean to say "seen?"
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:21
Wear eyeliner. Black eyeliner is a must for all scene kids. Start out with the pencil eyeliner, as it is easier to apply and doesn't get as messy if you make a mistake. Once you get better at applying this, you can gradually start using liquid liner. Liquid is good for getting that cat-eye look, and looks very neat - but be warned, it's easy to mess up. There are many variations of eyeliner; wings on the outside of the eye tend to be popular. Make sure that you know what you're doing before you experiment with liquid eyeliner. Be light on the eyeliner since you're a boy; less is more.
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:22
Wear skinny jeans. Guys should wear tight skinny jeans that embrace their legs, but should be loose on the back area. Washes such as red, black, gray, or white are the most flattering on a boy. Make sure that the jeans remain tight! If they get loose, give them a quick run in the dryer for them to regain their elastic and shrink a bit. If you can't find any jeans designed for guys, buy a pair of decent fitting girl jeans. You may feel embarrassed, but you'll feel great as soon as you see how good you look in them. On the side of your skinny jeans, hook up a carabiner and then clip on your keys. Let them dangle and clink when you walk!
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:22
Stock up on band shirts and graphic shirts. If you've done your music research, load up on classic band t-shirts (e.g. Shiny Toy Guns). Get the tightest fitting t-shirt, within reason. Don't wear crew necks often, as they can be very unflattering. Make sure that you know what bands are scene before advertising your shirt, as the band may be old. Vintage band shirts have never done any harm either. Shirts with birds, animal prints, and skulls have also grown to be a new fad.
* However, shirts with Pokémon and foil print have become overused. Make sure that when you go shopping, you steer clear of these old styles.
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:22
Accessories. Belts, piercings, sunglasses, and the like all play a huge role in your scene appearance. Bright belts with random prints on them add style to any outfit. Oversized sunglasses look the best, and piercings are good too. Remember, a couple piercings look good, but don't get so many that you scare people out of your sight! The white stud belt is about as classic as it gets for recognizing a scene guy.
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:24
Things You'll Need
* Money
* Cell Phone
* Scene clothes (basically skinny jeans, band shirt, sweater)
* Hairspray (not needed if you have hair wax/gel for your roots to keep it up, plus it looks less sticky)
* Eyeliner
* Confidence (or be the shy sweet scene, adorable in scene guys so you don't get labeled as emo and whatnot)
* Choppy layers
* Combs
* Huge sunglasses
* Camera
* Myspace, Bebo, Buzznet, etc.
* Makeup
* Scene kid lingo knowledge
* Flats
* Music
* Friends
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Anonymous2009-05-12 1:36
I'm a 52 year old neckbeard that hasn't gotten laid in years, can we meetup and go cruzin for chicks?