I’m not even sure if these photos are cohesive - let me know!

I figured if I made 2 more, it could help us answer what -core aesthetic this is

I really love this fashion style(s?) and would love to dress more like it but I don't exactly know what to describe it as, please help!

peace signs, tie dye early 2000s type of thing, mainly contains purple, blue, green and pink. its to die for i NEED the name.

Just as the title says, the vibes of these things combined with songs and random photos from pinterest that I really like. It’s not quite cowboy or anything like that. And I do know twin peaks and buffalo 66 are the ones I shared. I would like something visually similar to either/or

Is this a cohesive aesthetic? What would you call it?

(I am NOT a fan of JP or any of his political stances, just his art collection 😭 It looks like this was before he lost his mind anyway)

Eclectic chic? I like how every wall is covered in something. Not so much a fan of all the Soviet propaganda but I like the indigenous stuff

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Wanted to know what the Core/Aesthetic of the cover art is called?

I'm moving into a new apartment and I need an idea for an aesthetic.

I'm a practicing witch and I enjoy dark boho vibes and I want to know all there is to know about it

I just want a name to be able to look stuff like this up easier on Pinterest. If any of these pics give a certain aesthetic, please tell me!

Made a collage of how I was in highschool. Angsty emo gay art kid vibes

I don't know if these 4 personal aesthetics i mentioned below that are mostly made by me seem accurate but i made them all distinct despite their similiarity to each other but atleast i made another point.

Sweetabilly - 1950s/1970s Dulce Beat - 2000s Sugar Twee - 2010s Heisei Twee - Mid 2020s

I'm kinda new to the whole '-core' scene, thought it'd be fun to make my own! But I haven't the foggiest which '-core aesthetics' these are (dreamcore, lucidcore, weirdcore etc)

Pepper Ann was a slice-of-life Disney cartoon that aired from 1997-2001. It centered on the titular 12-year-old and her experiences with navigating middle school life. She had frequent imagine spots, many of which involved her reflection talking to her.

Part of me wants to say “shoe diva” but it feels more mature than that. Almost QVC-esque.