Has this style become mainstream rather than alternative in Europe?

[MerakSahibi]

By definition, "alternative" is used to describe something that differs from the official, conventional, or majority culture and is considered marginal. Do colorful hair, piercings, and tattoos now represent the general character of Europe? I follow the Easy German channel, and about half of the people featured there look like that.

An interesting fact: in a survey consisting only of gay participants, the AfD came out on top, and the party itself is led by a lesbian. If LGBT people have become an integral part of European society, wouldn't that also mean that LGBT people can be part of the conservative and far-right political camp?

Yes

No, those are cherry-picked examples. They're just a small group of people in Berlin

[Telekinetic-Potato]

[Just_Ken]

Kind of yeah. Its like tattoos now, its just the norm and conformity

[Nikki1989]

You are about 30 years too late to be asking this.

[AviatorTom]

I just got back from a month in Europe. I only saw a few people like this.