October girl hated by many loved by plenty heart on her sleeve fire in her soul a mou shirt

The last time I was obsessed with eyeliner, it was a universal form of expression for us sad girls who didn’t know who we were yet, or why we were so sad. My raccoon eyes, which I erratically traced with Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Pencil in high school, had the October girl hated by many loved by plenty heart on her sleeve fire in her soul a mou shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this ability to immediately inform strangers that I was annoyed and that I didn’t like attention, even though I was simultaneously bringing attention to myself.

October girl hated by many loved by plenty heart on her sleeve fire in her soul a mou shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Fast-forward to the October girl hated by many loved by plenty heart on her sleeve fire in her soul a mou shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this hell that was 2020, and even a non–beauty expert could have predicted that this punk-rock favorite would start to show up all over social media—and the spring runways. I’ve never seen a fashion show in my life, but I do scour the internet (see above), which is rich with references to makeup artist Peter Philips’s strong and graphic black eyeliner at Christian Dior, and Pat McGrath’s dramatic and sculptural wings at Chloe, not to mention her electroclash moment at Valentino. Because after getting through this last year, we’re all punk rockers? (I’m not confident enough about this last sentence to not put a question mark at the end of it, but I stand by it.)