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If you’re a huge fan of minimalist style, Japandi will be your cup of tea. It merges Japanese and Scandinavian style into one aesthetic, by embracing simple lines and uncluttered décor that Nordic style is known for, with calming, elegant minimalism of Japanese style.
Grandmillennial Style
If minimalism simply isn’t your thing and you enjoy going all-in with your home décor, the grandmillennial style is just the thing you need. This rising trend is here to breathe a new life into décor pieces that are usually considered stuffy or outdated, such as rich velvet textiles, vintage furnishings, macramé wall hangings, and crowded shelves.
Cottagecore
Cottagecore was one of the biggest home décor trends of 2020, and if you think it’s finally gone—think again. This nostalgic aesthetic that celebrates retro feel and outdoor life will give you major Jane Austen vibes, and we expect it to make a comeback every spring and summer, the same way it did this year.
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Cottagecore was everywhere last summer and it’s about a romanticized way of life. The aesthetic includes all things crafts, baking, lace, flowers, fields, and light colors.
Dark Academia
This aesthetic is about learning and its influences are from literature, history, and traditional school uniforms. Darker hues in blacks and grays are a huge part of the look.
E-Girl
E-girls love dying their hair fun colors, especially the front section of their hair. They’ll also sport winged eyeliner, mesh, hair clips, knee-high socks, and skater skirts. It’s very much influenced by goth culture.
(@van_addams)Y2K
It only makes sense that Bratz dolls, Juicy Couture, and Mean Girl would be a huge source of inspiration for the Y2K aesthetic. Velour track suits, flip phones, bling, and the color pink are very much this vibe.
Coconut-Girl
The latest aesthetic is here just in time for summer and it’s influenced by the late ’90s and early 2000s. It’s very much beachy-island vibes with hibiscus print, printed bikini tops, glitter tattoos, blow-up chairs, chunky sandals, and froyo.
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Hair scarves are great for hiding a bad hair day and they fit in perfectly with the cottagecore trend. You can’t go wrong with florals, ginghams, or pastels.
Delicate Floral Nails
Florals scream cottagecore and they’re also super trendy in nail art right now. Just keep it simple with neutral colors and delicate patterns.
Flushed Cheeks
Cottagecore is all about looking like you’ve spent the day tending to the garden or picking apples in the orchard. You should look like you’ve gotten a healthy dose of sun.
Red Lips
Nothing’s quite as romantic as red lips and they’re pretty much begging to be kissed. To get the look, make sure you wear a matte lipstick in any shade of red.
Garden-Inspired Scents
Cottagecore is all in the details and to really embody the trend, finish off your look with a floral or woody fragrance.
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The most recent Anne of Green Gables adaptation is considered as the very best so far, and that’s reason enough to put it on your watch list. It’s a great source of cottagecore fashion inspiration, and the filming locations are truly breathtaking.
Pride and Prejudice
Even if you’re not a fan of cottagecore aesthetic, the 1995 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice should be on your watch list. Jane Austen’s iconic novel has been adapted more times than we can count, but most fans agree that Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth are the very best Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
Downton Abbey
Downton Abbey is one of the first shows that come to mind when someone mentions cottagecore—and for a very good reason! The Crawley estate is too lavish to be considered a cottage, but the setting and costumes in this series are the very definition of cottagecore goals.
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The easiest way to embrace cottagecore aesthetic is throwing a picnic in your garden with a checkered blanket and a retro basket—and that’s exactly what Olivia Culpo did.
Millie Bobby Brown
Gardening is also an essential part of cottagecore aesthetic, and the Stranger Things star is one of many people who used the free time on their hands to build their own garden.
Kaia Gerber
Cottagecore fashion is all about flowy, prairie-inspired dresses. We no longer have to watch period dramas to enjoy them, and Kaia Gerber is only one of the stars who love wearing them.
Halsey
Halsey is also a huge fan of this viral trend, and she shared several photos that show her enjoying the great outdoors in prairie-inspired dresses.
Bella and Gigi Hadid
The Hadid sister brought the cottagecore trend to the pages of Vogue with this photoshoot that shows them living their best farm life.
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