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Bimbocore is an internet aesthetic that originated in the early 2020s, primarily on TikTok. Its central purpose is to reclaim and subvert the misogynistic "bimbo" stereotype; the idea of an attractive but unintelligent and superficial woman. Bimbocore embraces a hyperfeminine visual style that draws heavily from the McBling aesthetic of the 2000s, characterized by an abundance of pink, glitter, velour tracksuits, and revealing clothing.

However, unlike the original stereotype, the modern Bimbocore ethos promotes intelligence, self-awareness, body positivity, and staunchly leftist political views. The movement argues that a woman's embrace of hyperfemininity and overt sexuality does not preclude her from being educated, politically engaged, or in control of her own image.

History[]

The term Bimbocore was initially coined in a musical context in 2022 by the artist Scene Queen to describe her signature subgenre, which fuses metalcore with alternative pop and a hyperfeminine aesthetic, as heard on her EP of the same name, Bimbocore EP. The concept was then adopted and expanded by the TikTok community, where it evolved into a broader fashion and lifestyle aesthetic.

Visually, the aesthetic is heavily inspired by the McBling style of the 2000s, drawing on the fashion of icons like Paris Hilton and the visual style of brands like Juicy Couture. It also shares a strong overlap with Barbiecore due to its enthusiastic embrace of the color pink and doll-like imagery. The movement is linked to the concept of "Bimbofication," which has two distinct meanings: one as a BDSM practice and the other, more relevant to the aesthetic, as a modern feminist movement. This second wave of "Bimbo feminism" involves the conscious adoption of a hyperfeminine style to reclaim and subvert the stereotype, arguing that a woman can be intelligent and empowered while still embracing a traditionally "girly" and sexualized appearance.

Visuals[]

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Fashion[]

The fashion of Bimbocore is mainly inspired by 2000s fashion.

  • Anything pink
  • Short skirts
  • Crop tops
  • Lace
  • Thongs
  • Barbie-print outfits
  • High heels

Makeup[]

  • Heavy eyeliner
  • Eyeshadow in vibrant colors (typically shades of pink and purple)
  • Red, full lips
  • Pink, shiny lips
  • Black mascara or long black falsies (false eyelashes)

Media[]

Celebrities[]

  • Britney Spears
  • The Kardashians
  • Lindsay Lohan
  • Megan Fox
  • Pamela Anderson
  • Paris Hilton
  • Jenny Mccarthy
  • Anna Nicole Smith
  • Chrissy Chlapecka
  • Trisha Paytas
  • Dolly Parton
  • Marilyn Monroe
  • Spice Girls

Film[]

  • Clueless (1995)
  • Legally Blonde (2001)
  • Legally Blonde 2; Red, White & Blonde (2003)
  • Mean Girls (2004)
  • White Chicks (2004)
  • The House Bunny (2008)
  • Jennifer's Body (2009)

Music[]

Artists[]

  • Avril Lavigne (The Best Damn Thing era)
  • Ayesha Erotica
  • Chase Icon
  • Chrissy Chlapecka
  • Donatachi
  • Kim Petras
  • Kylie Minogue
  • Lil Mariko
  • MISS LUXURY
  • Miss Prada
  • Neela Konnect
  • Paris Hilton
  • ppcocaine
  • Scene Queen
  • Slayyyter
  • ThatKid

Albums and EP's[]

  • Slayyyter by Slayyyter
  • Lil Mariko by Lil Mariko
  • Crush by ThatKid
  • Problematique by Kim Petras
  • The Best Damn Thing by Avril Lavigne
  • Bimbocore EP by Scene Queen
  • Donatachi.com by Donatachi
  • Slut Pop by Kim Petras
  • By Ayesha Erotica
    • Horny.4u
    • Big Juicy
    • Loose Teens
    • Barely Legal
    • CUMSHOT EP
    • www.F*ckMe.com
  • Girlie Pop: Encore by Chrissy Chlapecka

Songs[]

  • All songs by Ayesha Erotica ("Vacation Bible School," "Nasty", etc.)
  • All songs by Donatachi ("Crush On U," "B2B Heartbeat", etc.)
  • All songs by Lil Mariko ("Shiny," "Hi, I'm a Slut", etc.)
  • "Oxytocin" by Billie Eilish
  • "Material Girl" by Madonna
  • "Won't Bite" by Doja Cat (feat. Smino)
  • "Bimbo Doll" by Tila Tsoli
  • By Chrissy Chlapecka
    • "AFFECTION"
    • "Alpha"
    • "BRAT"
    • "Head Bitch"
    • "I'm Really Pretty"
    • "I'm So Hot"
    • "Verse"
    • "10 Boyfriends"
    • ”Girlie Pop”
    • ”Emergency”
    • ”Sugar”
  • By Slayyyter
    • "Alone"
    • "BFF" ft. Ayesha Erotica
    • "Candy"
    • "Celebrity"
    • "Cha Ching"
    • "Daddy AF"
    • "Devil"
    • "E-Boy" ft. ThatKid
    • "Ghost"
    • "Hello Kitty"
    • "I'm High"
    • "Motorcycle"
    • "Mine"
    • "Platform Shoes"
    • "Tattoo"
    • "Touch My Body"
    • "Ur Man"
    • ”Plastic”
  • By Scene Queen
    • "Bring It On"
    • "Pink Bubblegum"
    • "Pink G-String"
    • "Pink Panther"
    • "Pink Paper"
    • "Pink Rover"
  • By Kim Petras
    • "All She Wants" ft. Paris Hilton
    • "Dance to Forget"
    • "Heart to Break"
    • "Hit It from the Back"
    • "Left My Body"
    • ”Slut Pop”
    • ”They Wanna Fuck”
    • “Problématique”
  • By Avril Lavigne
    • "The Best Damn Thing"
    • "Girlfriend"
    • "One of Those Girls"
  • "I'll Do It" by Heidi Montag
  • By Gwen Stefani
    • "Hollaback Girl"
    • "Rich Girl"

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