The scene fashion statement is somewhat similar to that of the emo in the sense that both cater to the freedom of expression and individuality. However, while the emo look is inclined to black or darker shades; the scene fashion is more partial to brighter and prominent colors.
Scene Eye Makeup Spring Summer 2009 Edition
The scene make-up is an essential aspect of the scene look. In effecting a scene make-up, you need to remember that your aim is to create drama with your eyes in a very distinctly unique way that will catch anyone’s attention. But you should be careful to keep it subtle like it’s but natural to put that eye make-up as it is so easy to overdo it (which can usually be extremely disastrous or hilarious).
Scene Eye Makeup Spring Summer 2009 Edition
The staple components of the scene eye make-up are the eyeliners, eyeshadows, and mascaras. Fake lashes are also usually part of a typical scene eye make-up.
While the emo look caters mostly to black eyeliners, the scene make-up goes for striking colors like silver and gold; or may still use black liners to a minimum with glittery gold or silver undertones. Shadows are used heavily over the upper and ever the lower lids. Colors like purple, blue, orange, and gold are very trendy. These can be used in combination too. Just be sure that the shades blend well and that they look good with your overall coloring.
Long and thick mascaras are great in enhancing your scene eye make-up. And fake lashes provide extra dramatic effect if you’re up to it as well.
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