Eboy/Egirl

A multifaceted artist who blends music, visual art, and digital aesthetics. Grimes' work often includes themes and styles that resonate with the Egirl aesthetic.

Formerly of Crystal Castles, Alice Glass' solo work continues to incorporate dark, edgy visuals that align with the Eboy/Egirl aesthetic.

An artist known for her bold, edgy style and visuals that draw heavily from the Egirl aesthetic. Her work often features bright colors, exaggerated makeup, and a mix of soft and hard elements.

A major influence on the Eboy/Egirl aesthetic, Billie Eilish's music, fashion, and overall persona blend emo, goth, and alternative styles with a modern twist.

A prominent TikTok star known for his Eboy style, Chase Hudson combines elements of goth, punk, and skater fashion with modern influences.

Eboys: Often wear long-sleeve striped shirts layered under graphic tees. This look is reminiscent of MySpace scene kids and mall goths of the 2000s.

Egirls: Incorporate monochrome stripes into their outfits, often with dungarees and boots, or graphic tees from bands like Nirvana and Arctic Monkeys.

Eboys: Hairstyles are typically medium to long, often dyed in bright colors like neon green or bleached blonde. They might sport a fringe effect or a middle part.

Egirls: Frequently dye strands of their hair in front with bright colors like pink or blue, and use dramatic makeup including winged eyeliner and heart or star stamps on the cheeks.

Eboys: Known for wearing dangling cross earrings, locket chain necklaces, and body chains. They might also include elements like beanies, oversized jean jackets, or puffer jackets.

Egirls: Use heavy silver chokers, layered necklaces with hearts or crosses, and rings with connected chain links. Fishnet stockings and pleated skirts are common.

Eboys: Prefer shoes like Vans Old Skool, Converse Chuck Taylors, or chunky dad shoes. Showing off high socks is a common trait.

Egirls: Often wear platform shoes, combat boots, or chunky sneakers to complement their edgy looks.

Shows like Euphoria and movies like The Perks of Being a Wallflower feature characters with aesthetics similar to Eboys and Egirls, highlighting themes of teenage angst and self-expression.

Artists like Billie Eilish, Lil Peep, and Melanie Martinez embody the Eboy/Egirl style in their music videos and personal fashion choices, blending dark, emo influences with modern pop culture.

Both Eboys and Egirls often present themselves as emotionally open, using their style to express their inner feelings and personal struggles.

The aesthetics emphasize DIY fashion and unique personal style, often rejecting mainstream trends in favor of more alternative looks.

Their identities are heavily tied to their online personas, with a significant portion of their style and expression playing out on social media platforms.