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Note: See Juggalo for the dark, rap-inspired subculture. See Fanfare for the circus/amusement park aesthetic.


Clowncore (also known as Circuscore or Clownpunk) surrounds things such as clowns, mimes, and jesters. Content from this aesthetic is usually bright and happy, although some portrayals of clowncore can have horror influences. Other related aesthetics similar to clowncore can also have dark and disturbing content (clussy). The modern revival of this aesthetic was primarily fueled by the no longer active expressionist, Chase Rebecca, otherwise known as NewWorldEgo by the aesthetic community.

Visual[]

Clowncore aesthetic visuals include:

  • Clowns
  • Soft toys
  • Rainbows
  • Stickers
  • Circus tents
  • Worm on a string
  • Birthday cake
  • Cotton Candy
  • Balloons
  • Clown emoji
  • Gumballs
  • Ice cream
  • Pom-poms

Fashion[]

Clowncore fashion often includes:

  • Large, colorful shoes
  • Childlike motifs such as rainbows, stars and balloons
  • Brightly dyed hair or wigs
  • Party or jester hats
  • Plastic accessories (similar to Decora)
  • Badges or jewelry with childlike slogans such as "I jump in puddles" or "I got dressed today"
  • Heavy, clownlike makeup
  • Rainbow stripes
  • Primary colors
  • Overalls or suspenders
  • Circus tights

Media[]

Film/Television[]

  • Popee the Performer
  • Killer Klowns from Outer Space
  • Karneval
  • Pennywise
  • It
  • The Yoyo and Peanut Show
  • Jojo's Circus
  • The Amazing Digital Circus
  • The Big Comfy Couch

Music[]

Games[]

  • I Spy Fun House (2007)
  • Weird Park: Scary Tales

Subgenres[]

Pastel Clowncore[]

Pastel Clowncore is an aesthetic that is Clowncore but in pastel colours.

Dark Clowncore[]

Dark Clowncore involves creepy, eerie, gory images and fashion relating to clowns and circuses.

This in many ways is more common than Clowncore itself thanks to the popularity of comic book supervillains like The Joker and Harley Quinn.

Mimecore[]

Mimecore is about looking like a mime by wearing berets, black and white shirts, gloves, and makeup, as well as acting like one by using gestures to communciate instead of talking. It is similar to clowncore as both aesthetics are about looking and acting like the style of a certain type of tradtional entertainer. Due to the similarities, mimecore usually falls under clowncore.

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External links to help get a better understanding of this aesthetic.

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