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@queen_b07 most of the tops are vintage abercrombie or hollister tops, no longer sold by the brand, but you can thrift them online (depop, mercari, poshmark, ebay, vinted) or if you're extremely lucky, find them at your thrift stores

Girlie pop don’t even worry abt that you’ll look fabulous no matter what. Wear what u wanna wear cuz that’s when people shine the brightest and look their best

wear what you want!! you’ll look beautiful either way

You don’t have to be skinny to wear these cute clothes! You are gorgeous right now<33 No aesthetic requires a certain body type to be in it.

I’d say do it girl. It would bring a little variety to this trend. I get’s boring seeing the same stick skinny body type on every woman in the video. Dress how you wanna dress and don’t worry about the rest. At the end of the day they’re just clothes.

Goth is for everyone

The Christian aspect is more representative of how Christianity is pervasive in southern/Midwestern culture, how it works really depends on the individual's relationship with Christianity.

Christianity is a pretty intrinsic part of southern American culture, most people grew up affiliated with a church if not deeply religious so it makes sense to incorporate that or at least your interpretation of it into your chosen aesthetic.

@@adoramae5436 some of them rnt using elements of it, like they just have crosses or smthn. They're pretty much taking Christianity as a religion then making it an aesthetic which is funky to do.

@@rayraysquid I would argue that growing up within a culture gives one licence to use the iconography of that culture how they see fit, but that's just me ig.

I think it's bc of it's history. Big part of human history is centered around religion and it comforts ppl. Ppl use italy as an aesthetic or vintage america, I think bc it reminds ppl of something deep, i'm not super religious but I deffinetly can get behind these

does anyone know the difference betweet 2020s vintage americana coquette and 2010s lolita aesthetics?

@@lalaw2 i didn't even thought they were different unless you say that :D i don't know

@@Andimprettytipsy everyone hates second aesthetic but encourages first. I don't know the difference

@@lalaw2 probably cause of the lolita meaning and the movie. 2010's lolita aesthetic outfits mostly from lolita movie. And you know the age gap in the movie, etc probably that's why people hate the second one but i like the lolita aesthetic,not the meaning of course.

@@Andimprettytipsy same

They're called blythe dolls, you can get them from their website thisisblythe.com if you want to customize them but you can also thrift them online

@@thelmaspalace thank u so much 💕

@idkuhh621 one day in the future, you'll look back at this phase of time where you explored your style and was unapologetically yourself, you'll look fondly back at pictures or memories of you in cute outfits and be proud that you didn't care what others thought, "sticking out like a sore thumb" is exactly what main characters do, you might feel uncomfortable at first, but I promise you'll ease into it and the rewarding feeling of dressing how you want will carry over!

@idkuhh621 “Life’s too short to even care at all wo-oh-wo-o-uh”

@@berrybeIIa you know what? You’re right! Thank you :)

@@thelmaspalace I read through this and I felt soo much better! I know, I replied late but I just saw this now and I’m so so glad! I always felt bad about dressing how I want but now? This made me feel so much better. Thank you, you’re so sweet <3

A faint signal by infinity frequencies

Not literally I mean its relatable 🥰 so happy we're normalizing this

Wdym, that's literally a long maxi skirt??

What did you see - cemeteries

@@thelmaspalace thank uuu

Real 💪🏻💪🏻 Wishing by you the best! I’m planning on improving myself and losing weight for at least 3 months to be in a healthier weight range as I’m quite overweight and I just want to be happy in my own skin:)

Tysm!!💕💕