Scene Queen Style

[apnea]

before scrolling through the whole thing I was going to say "this thread needs more Jeffree Star". But you obviously remembered. +10 scene points for you my dear

 

[jennifer~]

i think the main reason this gets a lot of hate is because the wearers seem to think it is *different*, *unique*, and "individual* - when in reality - well, it's not any of those things.

They are still rejecting traditional ideas of 'attractiveness', and I give them credit...

 

[saann]

Rockxprincess - thank for the pictures but you have to source them.. it's tFS policy =)

 

[serenade]

I think Hanna Beth scene queen and Jeffree Star scene queen is very different I would say Hanna's more scene than scene queen.

 

[rockxprincess]

Rockxprincess - thank for the pictures but you have to source them.. it's tFS policy =)

Oops I totally forget that.. once again.
The pictures are from her buzznet & myspace

more pics, all from buzznet :

 

[serenade]

That last one is

Not sure... but would the whole Suicide Girls thing be considered Scene Queen mixed with pin-up?

 

[cardboardboxed]

They are still rejecting traditional ideas of 'attractiveness', and I give them credit...

Sort of, but not really. For me, I think that they're mostly taking things that are traditionally "attractive" (Miniskirts, hair dye, long eyelashes, lipstick) and giving it a twist. I don't think they're rejecting traditional ideas much less than they are just approaching them in a different manner.

 

[jennifer~]

Sort of, but not really. For me, I think that they're mostly taking things that are traditionally "attractive" (Miniskirts, hair dye, long eyelashes, lipstick) and giving it a twist. I don't think they're rejecting traditional ideas much less than they are just approaching them in a different manner.

That's true—I was mostly focusing on someone's earlier comment, that they "all think they're models"; their photographic appeal might be different from lots of fashion models', but it's still there, I thought to myself... And they create their own ideals, in that sense, rather than sitting around wishing to all be 5'10". The more I look, the more I do think they resemble pink-haired Paris Hiltons, but then everyone laughs about Paris modeling, too.

 

[Dego]

I find it annoying that these people consider themselves individuals, even though they all look the same!

..and so called "normal" people, or the fashion "elite", don't all look the same?

 

[inthemist]

youre all very confused.

uhm this isnt called scene queens. its just scene. which shouldnt be confused with ny scenesters either. it has NOTHING to do with cocaine/ internet fame/ jeffery star/ hello kitty/ anime. it has been going on for a while like 03? its NOT 'a look' you wake up and decide to wear out on tuesday. though there are some people try REALLY HARD to look like this but most just DONT GET IT. like this thread.

i dont dress like this and i think its ridiculous but whatever

...as for those of you bashing on this who think youre SO unique/elite/fashionistas and that these people arent individuals/unique etc. you should seriously open up your eyes. everyone has either a 'look' theyre going for (INCLUDING YOU) OR ...are all TRYING to be AHEAD/DIFFERENT. and JUST BECAUSE you WEAR dior, lv, burberry, chloe, prada etc etc... DOESNT MEAN ARE UNIQUE!!! or have a good sense of style.

thats so in' thats so out' i dont like skinnies bc everyone wears them. thats so back in. that so fab, mk wore this, i must get it. ahh prada headband!!! 2months later-- so out'... GET IT?

this thread should seriously be deleted/restarted because of all the mass confusion.

 

[kellyt]

that so fab, mk wore this, i must get it. ahh prada headband!!!

hahahaa

 

[PerfectPerfect]

...as for those of you bashing on this who think youre SO unique/elite/fashionistas and that these people arent individuals/unique etc. you should seriously open up your eyes. everyone has either a 'look' theyre going for (INCLUDING YOU) OR ...are all TRYING to be AHEAD/DIFFERENT. and JUST BECAUSE you WEAR dior, lv, burberry, chloe, prada etc etc... DOESNT MEAN ARE UNIQUE!!! or have a good sense of style.

But by the looks of it, these girls/girlboys/whatever are also very label conscious...it goes both ways baby. Everyones entitled to their opinions to not like something as much as liking something else.

 

[assassins]

It's very young (no offense to the teens on here). My sister is 17 and always talks about the scene kids. But when I search for people on myspace who are my age (I'm almost 23) I can never find them. It's very hilarious to me because there are so many out there who look like those girls in those pictures above, and they try to be original but they fall short.

Yep. cyberworld/people, pseudo internet personas. Amazing. I'm 17, and well...I haven't even had an interest in this. I would say it is more akin to a Freshman in High School than a Senior. To each their own I guess though, my sister is the same way.

 

[DandyWarhol]

i think its pathetic and lame how these people get famous for absolutely nothing.

 

[Grunged]

audrey's tutus are ugly and her hair is pretty fugly. i don't really understand why they crave so much attention.

 

[lmelanie]

good lord this is going to give me nightmares

 

[DandyWarhol]

yeah i get those too... about their excessive Chanel abuse..

 

[markie]

#85 - all different "scene" looks, all equally ********.

 

[Ianastar]

I love Jefferey Star, his photos are amusing.

 

[Peaches_]

It's all very "look at me". I like the hair, but that's about it.