Grunge fashion emerged in the early 1990s as a subculture and style that originated from the alternative music scene in Seattle, Washington. It was heavily influenced by the grunge music genre, which was characterized by its raw and distorted sound, introspective lyrics, and anti-establishment attitude. Grunge fashion became a visual representation of the grunge movement's rejection of mainstream culture and its embrace of individuality and non-conformity.
1. Oversized shirts
2. Baggy pants
3. Converse
4. Minimalistic Jewerly
5. Flannel
6. Beanies
7. Hoodies
8. Long skirts
9. Rings
10. Belts
