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Words by Maja Metera <\/p>\n\n\n\n
TikTok had bad reputation before COVID-19 happened seen as another silly thing that Gen-Z came up with. Well, at this point it became a blend between Instagram and YouTube as it combines aesthetic requirements and editing skills of both platforms. People started using it not only for comedy but also to show off their creativity. This way fashion left shopping hauls of YouTube and became a part of day to day art form available to the common public. TikTok became a place to present your personal style and identity through fashion choices. As a result of this many different fashion aesthetics have formed and are prevalent on this platform.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Now more and more tiktokers use their accounts to inspire people to experiment. Fashion side of TikTok provides us with compilations of outfits for certain occasions in multiple styles, and with a little help from “For You Page” algorithm, helps is find our own style.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It’s a modern spin on emo kids. They characterise with usage of chains and keeping it in monochrome. Classic outfit would entail black-and-white stripes turtle neck with an oversized T-shirt that has a simple, dark print on the front. This all would be tucked into high-waisted, baggy trouser or a pleaded skirt and fishnets. Both e-boy and e-girls prefer their hair black or brightly colour. Add some matching or black make-up and you are ready to take over “Molly Rocks In My Green Tee” sound.<\/p>\n\n\n\n