Yes it still does, but it’s morphed, there’s still metal and emo kids but there’s much more cospplay-y kids, cats, unicorn, kawaii style, or certainly in my area, then the townie kids and majority of the girls i Know in that age group, family included would wear exactly what this girl is wearing for a glam night out dressed up, possibly not the shoes but dresses like this.
And then T-shirts or small strappy tops with jeans/ joggers for casual wear with trainers but always with the immaculate hair and make up .
It’s hard I think for the more well endowed kids, if they want to dress like everyone else but have bigger bust they are always going to get people saying they have bad parents or are hyper sexualised when really all they’re doing is dressing the same as their peers and as the magazines and influencers tell them to.