Bohemian

TLDR; in like the mid 2000s-2010s tribal bellydancing inexplicably got HUGE and ended up joining with the goth community to make their own weird niche. It was blatant appropriation of every orientalist aesthetic under the sun BUT it was also its own ethos of body positivity, sacred femininity, and just overall that sort of earthy sex-positive feminism that was p common to the period.

HOWEVER I haven't found anything related to it on this wiki and I'm wondering if I hallucinated that boom??? pics posted to show what I mean.

Hello! I'm having difficulties placing an aesthetic to Timerra from Fire Emblem: Engage. I'm a large fan of her fashion style, but I don't know any terms that fit. It seems to involve a lot of bright colors, loose cloth, and skin exposure. I thought something vaguely bohemian, but I think bohemian fashion is more modest and doesn't involve as bright of colors. Does anybody know a proper term for this fashion style? Thank you!

I’ve been seeing this aesthetic pop around on tiktok and while it has no official name, it is given the nickname of “Bobo Rainbows”.

These are rainbows that are desaturated and vary in how desaturated they are.

Does this color palette fit the bohemian aesthetic?

I really suck at knowing my aesthetics and stuff so sorry if this seems like a dumb question lol

I feel like I know this aesthetic all too well. I dub it " Country fairy". It's similar to bohemian but doesn't exactly have that magical element.

Country fairy feels like a mixture of cottagecore, rusticcore, swampcore, and fairycore. Like a princess of the swamp.

The fashion is heavily geared towards women, but men can wear this style too it would just lean more into countrycore.

Fashion includes:

Flowy dresses (a base of white most often)

a cowboy hat

Fake or real fairy wings

flower crowns

Skinny jeans

The motifs are

butterflies

Flowers

sparkles

small woodland animals

farming

Vines

colors

Rustic browns and reds

Pastel colors

White and off -white

Values

Humility

Country roots

Faith

Hope

Media

Taylor Swift (2000s to early 2010) ; the Tinkerbell series, Cinderella (1950)

Need some ideas on what music to listen to for boho!