Fagshioncore 

A vulgar term for describing hardcore people who care more about fags and their style rather than regular people and their styles.

They can look hot, Scottish, traditional, punky, emo, or even draggy.

Drag queens are among the best examples of people following the fagshioncore trend.

John: Those people only care about their looks and males.
Ryan: That’s just pure fagshioncore.

Fagshioncore by gregben July 6, 2021

fashionxcore 

A rapidly growing altertanitive teen subculture, spawning from both hardcore and emo. They tend to care way more about the fashion then the actual music, ussually always re-dying thier enormous chunk of combed over hair, or cutting off the tips of gloves and taking pictures of them obssessively for online personals,(ie myspace, xanga, LJ). Many are rich suburban kids, newly introduced into the rock scene, and tend to add thier own teenie bopper style.

Many try to hug the style of straight edgers, despite thier lack of knowledge of what it is. Online they tend to add X's in everything they type or write. Thier ussually very femine, and highly into fashion.

"Hey man, you wanna go hang out at the mall and pick up the new Atreyu album?"

kid: dood why are you such a fashionxcore
fashionxcore: *flips combover* im not silly.

fashionxcore by cam77 January 13, 2006

fashioncore

A derogatory term that became popular in describing hardcore fans who care more about their look rather than the music.

You can wear a studded belt and listen to country, you can have a gold grill and listen to ska, you don't have to follow just one path. When you start dying your hair two-tone because everyone else at the concerts are doing it- you've become fashioncore.

When a band's videos are more important than their lyrics, they're fashioncore.

See also: poser

Chad: I hope the blue in my hair will look hott in the club tonight. I've been practicing my 'angsty' pose.
Tom: Looks like someone went fashioncore.

Dave: Did you see The Used on Making The Video last night?
Steve: No.
Dave: That one guy kept bitching because he wasn't getting enough camera time.
Steve: How fashioncore.

fashioncore by luciferenviesme July 9, 2007

Fashioncore

A derogatory word used for people who when at shows care more about looking good and being seen than the music. Common misconception and closemindedness have made alot of people think it's people who wear tight jeans or put effort into their appearance. Wrong, it is not the kids who look good or care about their aesthetics. It's the kids who go to shows and don't give a fuck about the music; they are only there to show off their clothes, check out what everyone else is wearing, and go on about how they seen whoever before they sold out, or how they seen '_____' and they where phenomanal. These kids are usually found near the back with cameras, snapping pictures of the band but usually just themselves and friends. You can easily tell who they are because they've never so much as moved during a show and fix their hair every few seconds despite the fact that they haven't moved enough for it to be ruined.

Kid in the Pit: Look at all those fashioncore idiots standing around pretentiously they represent everything I hate in the music industry.

Fashioncore by FilthIsFun October 18, 2008

fashionxcore 

a term used to describe scene kids that care more about hair gel, eyeliner, and chick pants than the music. they usually have a myspace and/or "el jay"

look at that fashionxcore dude with eyeliner!

fashionxcore by TJ Macz January 22, 2005

fashioncore

1.) {noun} Originating, as mentioned below, as a joke. The joke was then blown out of proportion and is now used as a derogatory term used to pigeonhole bands where the obligatory dress code is not camo pants, hoodie, and baseball cap that obscures vision.

Note the absence of a name that describes the music, and not the appearance.

Term is most often used by elitist, 'veritable hardcore kids' on forums flaunting their virility, whilst calling other 'pussy fags' for listening to music that they disapprove of.

Bands that have dealt with this label are, Eighteen Visions, Atreyu, Bleeding Through, Avenged Sevenfold, etc. In an interview with Outburn Issue #26, lead singer of 18V, James Hart clarifies for the masses:

Q: "What do you guys think of the term fashioncore being used to describe Eighteen Visions in the past?"

A: "It's retarded. Some kids started making shirts with that on there. It had nothing to do with us. Kids thought we were making that shirt. We're not fans of the term at all. How does the sound of your music have anything to do with the way you look? It doesn't."

2.) {adj.} Used to describe poorly misguided scenesters who hold their white studded belt in greater esteem than their highschool education. Often seen congregating with others of their kind, being as elitist as their adversaries (see above). In vernacular, also known as tool, or douchebag.

As is obvious with scene and the complete idiocy that surrounds music these days, physical presentation of a stereotype has become a higher priority than the music itself.

And essentially, isn't ALL music fashioncore? Look at the pop stars today, Scott Weiland of STP and Marilyn Manson. Isn't what they wear intended to be provocative and differ from the norm?

Yeah. That's what I thought.

1.) (noun; from actual forums) fashioncore is today's sucky music.

They are pussies that take away the name of cool hardcore bands tha shave their heads, get tattoos, and wear camo shorts!!!

2.) (adj; actual forums) No it's pseudometalcore bands that wear girl cut/designer jeans, have tight black t-shirts, dyed black hair that's messy and wear white studded belts with optional pink bandanas.

fashioncore by phibroptik January 16, 2005

fashioncore

NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE WORD "SCENE"
the word fashioncore has been reversed and turned into something very negative. Fasioncore was orginally started as a joke between some Eighteen Vision merch guys who wore shirts that said fashioncore, as a joke. but then turned into something else, something for the hardcore kids that didnt like the current style, and wanted to look like rockstars instead of the average hardcore kid. it has nothing to do with wearing any certain type of clothing or having some certain hair cut. it just had to do with what kids wanting to dress like "rockstars" or dressing in "Nice" looking clothes. but now-a-days people think dressing in a pink t-shirt, wearing girl jeans, and having multi colored hair is fashioncore, that is considered "scene". a scene is wear everyone looks alike witch is what the hardcore has turned into.

The Chariot, Eighteen visions, Every time i die

fashioncore by FxC January 14, 2005