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Props to the first commenter for finding individual aesthetics for each picture, but for reference, the overall aesthetic is kawaii.

I see where dark academia is suggested, but honestly these all fit much more with goblincore.

One: mallgoth

Two: vaporwave

Three: anglecore, specifically biblically accurate anglecore

Seems like a cross between indie kid and fairycore.

Sorry for the late reply.

Kawaii isn't exactly my relm, so I can't really speak for it, but I do know that it is highly seen as a fetish, which is completely wrong, so don't do that.

I see where the connection to yumekawaii was made, but personally I lean towards babycore. The images have a very upbeat and vivacious look instead of a more delicate cutesy one.

I can see the connection to chaotic academia, but I'd lean more towards grunge, with accents of horror, and pop.

Vampire, horror, pop, and possibly vintage.

Cottagecore, Androgynous/tomboy/femboy (no offense, but the style description isn't exactly descriptive, so I just went with the three mainly lgbtq+ inhabitanted aesthetics), rainbow.

Geek is about being stuck up and "smart", but nerd isn't. Nerd is completely and fully filled with fandom, video games, and super heros. DnD, star wars, marvel and DC, all of that is nerd stuff, especially when put in vintage. The kids in stranger things are nerds, the kid in breakfast club is a nerd, any non-popular person in 80s themed high school movies (spare the goths) is a nerd, ect.

There is a page for both nerd and geek, so yes.

Any aesthetic that has more connected to it then a visual I see as advanced.

Now I don't mean aesthetics that have things associated with them, I mean things directly related. So punk, goth, emo, scene, hippie, Raver, all of the keis, all of the rocks, horror, kawaii, avant-garde, ect, are advanced. Basically all aesthetics that second as subcultures, music genres, artistic or literary movements, or fashion styles.

An example of aesthetics that have different things associated with them: cottagecore, pastel, weirdcore, the academias, ect. These aesthetics have music genres, fashion styles, and even philosophies that can be related, but aren't inherently apart of. Just because most people involved in dark academia enjoy classical music doesn't mean that it's a strict aspect of the aesthetic. Just because most people involved in pastel lean towards a feminine appearance doesn't mean that pastel is inherently feminine.

Does that make since?

Thank you for clarification, and no worries on the typing aspect.

Sad people is not a subculture or "advanced aesthetic" in the same way lolita or others are, which means that there are very few restrictions.

It is mainly visual based, so fashion and music have no affect. Listen to and wear whatever you want, though that should go without saying.

However, it does have a specific philosophical aspect, so that should be considered. Like traumacore, sad people is mainly used as a coping mechanism or venting environment. Instead of being for people with PTSD or other trauma related issues, it's for people with depression (amongst other conditions).

That being said, sad people is not inclusive to venting, unlike traumacore. In can be used in a fictional form, but it has to be done respectfully and accurately. Romanticized sadness can be very harmful, so if you use it outside of venting format please be sure to say so.

To put it simply: the only rules for sad people are related to respectfulness and accuracy. Hope this helps! <3

What exactly do you mean by rules?

Mallgoth

Art hoe, vintage

A lot. Long story short, someone decided to be terrible and vandalize the post with a rather disturbing picture, and then with some vulgar and crude comments. My apologies.

Definitely vintage parisian, has some cottagecore elements aswell as some softie.

Seems like softboy.

Definitely dark naturalism, possibly cottagegore and fairy grunge.