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oh thats easy boy: black skinnies, and a tight shirt black tailored jacket {{pin strip}} smart black shoes or converse girl: Plain black dress but with lace; maybe corset bodice chunkey heels

How to Dress Emo (Formal) So, you have been convinced to go to a formal occasion. What are you supposed to do? Ditch all and wear a satin dress. Never fear! Just take my advice! Steps 1. Wear dark makeup, but try to keep it classy. Try a charcoal with silver flecks in it to make it a little more formal. If it's a black tie party ocassiona, you can do it very dramatic. Blend it into the dips on the outsides of your eyes, but make sure it's smudged so it doesn't look harsh. Line your eyes with gray, and then blend out. You can wind the liner out if you feel like it. If it's something like a prom, you might want to go with a blue/black liner, with dark navy eyeshadow. Make sure you use a little bit less eyeliner when it's formal. 2. You can still have your hair straight and in your face, but please but your bangs in a clip. This makes it a little cuter. 3. Wristbands are a no no. Get somethin dark and brooding with long sleeves, or if you don't have scars, wear someting with a three quarter sleeve. Vintage t's with some class ar every appropriate for formal dinners when tucked into high waisted, black skinny jeans. 4. A black dress, fitted, with a little bit of shirring at the waist is fine for something like dinner out, just as long as it's not floor length. For a wedding, though, go with someting neutral please. 5. Another good idea is wearing a frilly white blouse under a tight fitted black vest, with a mini, white thigh high's and thick black platforms. I love this look, and it's beautiful. 6. Pants are always appropriate if they're nice, jeans might not be a good choice, but skinny black slacks are fine. http://www.wikihow.com/Dress-Emo-(Formal)