This one’s for the sad girls: Crying is now a makeup trend. According to TikTokers, looking like you’re on the verge of tears actually makes some people look better — and you don’t have to ...

And what goes better with a few tears than some sad songs (and ice cream) to help you through it? Instead of doom-scrolling social media, let's blast some top-tier sad music to help us through it ...

Artist and critic Audrey Wollen used her internet project “Sad Girl Theory” to propagate this idea. She posted photos of herself crying or in vulnerable positions to Instagram and paired them ...

Indeed, the “crying makeup” trend is the epitome of all that is wrong with the sad girl aesthetic, which has been around for almost 10 years now. With its sad, ethereal, and impossibly perfect ...

Sad girls are in. These days ... Glistening eyes! Defined lashes! Crying makeup is making the rounds. It’s on TikTok (another trend popularized by creator Zoe Kim Kenealy) and even on-screen ...

‘Sad girl novel’ is a term that came from readers ... Even as the novel portrays [her] drunken crying as unseemly, its cultish popularity testifies to the enduring appeal of the afflicted ...

Trust, I have cried many tears over these sad films. And I always feel better ... feel all the emotions in the span of 2 hours. Uptown Girls might be a coming-of-age comedy, but it’s physically ...