Rather, it's a romanticization of the “aesthetic or imagery inspired by an old-fashioned, rural lifestyle, characterized by rustic décor and fashion.” Also called farmcore, cottagecore often presents as an idealized version of Western agricultural life.
One of the most enigmatic Japanese words is kawaii (hereinafter, this word is employed without italicisation). It is often translated into English as 'cute' or 'pretty' (Yomota, 2006).
Fairycore fashion is inspired by artistic depictions of fairies, so outfits usually have a Ethereal vibe, with heavy Cottagecore and nature inspiration. Faecore fashion includes: Wire-rimmed glasses. Bows and ribbons. Lace and sheer fabrics.
The opposite of Cottagecore, for example, would be hardcore. Cottagecore is a laid-back, more “unplugged” way of living that draws upon the countryside and old English gardens.
Cottagecore is an aesthetic that celebrates simple living, particularly in the countryside. It encourages a lifestyle rooted in traditional skills—like baking bread, gardening, and sewing your own clothes.
At our 100-year anniversary celebration this fall, global trend ambassador Patti Carpenter identified cottagecore as a top aesthetic, with both decorating and lifestyle components, that shows no signs of slowing down. Cottagecore is a decorating style that evolved from traditional cottage designs.
Cottagecore is an internet aesthetic popularised by adolescents and young adults celebrating an idealized rural life. Originally based on a rural European life, it was developed throughout the 2010s and was first named cottagecore on Tumblr in 2018.
Cottagecore outfits balance minimalism with Victorian-inspired details. Think pieces with corset bodices, puff sleeves, toile, and floral prints. You want to look like you walked out of a Jane Austen novel and into the present, and the best possible way to do that is in a floral dress.
Along with Victoria, other preppy girl names in the US Top 1000 include Caroline, Hadley, Sloane, and Tinsley. In addition to Jameson, other preppy boy names in the US Top 1000 include Fletcher, Graham, Harrison, and Reid. Names inspired by preppy institutions include Oxford, Phillips, Princeton, and Yale.
The Gen Z aesthetic isn't just a trend; it's a way of life. With their love for bold colors, sustainable materials, and maximalism, this generation has made a major impression on everything from fashion to home decor to entertainment.
Grandmacore refers to an aesthetic that is based around cottage and stereotypical grandma related things ie. gardening, soft knitted fabric, crocheting, farmland animals, fresh baked bread, etc.
Baddie is an aesthetic primarily associated with Instagram and beauty gurus on YouTube that is centered around being conventionally attractive by today's beauty standards. Because of the trendiness of this aesthetics, it can often have parallels with other trendy aesthetics.
Princesscore is an aesthetic based on the life, fashion, and mannerisms of a princess. It is about the visual: looking like a princess, but also the behavior: being poised, educated and well-mannered, but most importantly, having all the qualities to take reign.
And as with any aesthetic, there are different subcategories. Some cottagecore lovers prefer colorful, spring-y knits and ruffled, tiered sundresses like the viral Selkie Puff Dress, while others take a more subtle approach with headscarves and peasant dresses in muted shades of tan and cream florals.
Yep, that's right - 'Luxury' is the most popular girls' name so far this year. Read on to find out what else is trending... including the equally as posh boy's name that took out the crown.