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Spiritcore is an aesthetic primarily based around the feeling of the supernatural or out of this world happenings at night. It is often associated with a feeling of loneliness, but this is not necessarily a bad thing. It is similar to the Lo-Fi aesthetic in the sense of its color palette and general setting; however, it more strongly associates with Lunarpunk as it has a strong feel of magic and fictitious happenings.
Visuals[]
Although the primarily described style is the outdoors, quite often this aesthetic can be found indoors as well. The same colour scheme ideas and motifs apply, however these elements only apply to indoors imagery.
- Darkly lit rooms
- Fairy lights
- Bright moons
- Features from Dark Academia (ex. books)
- Mystical elements (ex. astrology posters)
Colours[]
A typical Spiritcore palette
The colour palette is similar to that of Vaporwave, using often muted, purply colours.
Although the colours of this aesthetic are not strictly limited to these, these are the primary ones. Often an association to plants and magic are referred which tend to have a colour palette similar to this. Some elements of Mushroomcore are also incorporated.
Media[]
One prominent example of spiritcore in media would be the Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away. Featuring strong elements of supernatural and primarily set in the night, this is an example of spiritcore.
Fashion[]
Although there is no strictly defined fashion for spiritcore, one characteristic is often plain, baggy clothes designed as so the person wearing it can focus on more important things in life. These can include:
- Oversized T-shirts
- Oversized hoodies
- Denim (but not tight)
- Beanies
- Shoes that fit in well
- Accessories like necklaces and bracelets
Gallery[]
