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In principle, yes, some people dye their hair to look like Emo and wear black and pink boots "because it's fashionable." But! Many people hate Emo "because it's fashionable." Despite all this, I knew a couple of Emo people who were great. Their appearance belonged to that style, but they were pleasant to talk to, and nothing human was alien to them. But many, and to be honest, almost everyone who expresses their opinion about this movement, expresses a lot of negativity. And they haven't even had anything to do with these people, they've only heard about it. I think this is just another consequence of fashion, like it's fashionable to put down Emo, "these assholes, I hope they all die."
And I despise such people. I don't hate them, they don't annoy me, I just despise them. Just like untimely boasting.
And, by the way, Emo music isn't that bad. It's perfect to listen to when you're depressed or upset.
I didn't want to mention Tokyo Hotel, but despite all the similarities and signs, it's not an Emo band. It's just a pop band. Although they don't care about haters, they're famous and make a lot of money from pop music.
By the way, the name itself implies Japan. In Japan, effeminate boys are considered beautiful.