What is a Scene style?? (For you who's new to style)

About :

Scene is a subculture that originated in the US Hardcore scene during the early 2000s, and mainly spread in popularity in the mid-2000s, It was mainly widespread from 2006 to 2013, but the subculture got revived in 2020, called "The Rawring 20s." Members of the original Scene subculture were nicknamed Scene Kids, Scenesters, or Trendies. Scene is often confused with or used interchangeably with Emo, its precursor subculture that formed from the music genre "Emotional Hardcore". Hardcore bands associated with scene were also known as Scenecore. In the 2020s, Scenecore has become a subgenre of Hyperpop based on the revival of Scene culture.

Art :

Another notable example of Scene visuals is the typical art style that they shared in common with the Emo subculture in the 2000s to early 2010s. The style is characterized by its often sketchy line art. This may be to mimic traditional pencil drawings, or to create a jagged, edgy feel to the artwork. The proportions of the characters were usually thin or stick figured bodies with caricature-like heads and large eyes, comparable to the likes of Tim Burton or the character L from Death Note. The large circular "blank" eyes are reminiscent of a particular "chibi" design style that was popular during the 2000s. The overall appearance of the characters is heavily based on the popular trends of scene during its peak, meaning straightened opaque high-volume hair, black tees with splashes of bright colors, low waist bottoms, stripe pattern details, and sneakers.

Example of an Scene artstyle :