You might think the emo music that ravaged millennials' earbuds in the 2000s— such as Taking Back Sunday's "Cute Without the 'E'" or "Ohio Is For Lovers" by Hawthorne Heights—was born and died within the same decade, but perhaps you just stopped listening. With the 2000s rounding back into relevancy (yes, trends are, in fact, cyclical) the staple emo side parts and chunky colorful streaks first popularized by Myspace models such as Hanna Beth and Audrey Kitching have been reinvented on runways and red carpets over the past couple of years, and moody black eyeliner has reinstated its staple status in those places, too, albeit in a far more subtle fashion.