Junglecore

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Junglecore is an aesthetic relating to the vibrant and mysterious ways of a jungle, which is usually filled with thriving habitats for native animals, plants, waterfalls, and other jungle sightings. It can also be related to exploring, and even researching or preservation of the jungle. Junglecore is also associated with creatures such as orangutans, Indian elephants, treefrogs, leopards, and many more. It is calming and exciting, natural and bold, practical and aspirational all at the same time.

Visual

Junglecore visuals are very tropical and full of life. The visuals show the jungle's greatest qualities such as:

Jungle animals
Rainforests
Waterfalls
Dense tropical plants
Vines
Tropical flowers and fruits
Leafy trees
Large and Colourful Insects

Fashion

The fashion of junglecore could be divided into two categories. The first category would be of a jungle explorer, an individual who is a visitor to the biome and is journeying through it.

Khaki-Coloured Clothes, or Clothes made of Khaki
Natural/Sustainable materials such as hemp
Baggy Clothing with Pockets
Bags such as Fanny Packs, Satchels, Canvas Backpacks

Binoculars
A Sunhat
Bandana
Practical Hairstyles such as Ponytails
Minimal Makeup
Sunglasses
Hiking Boots
Loose button-downs
Loose shorts or hiking pants
Earth tones

The second category would be of someone who calls the jungle their home, and finds the jungle to be their comfort zone. They have lived there for many years. Due to the prevalence of animal motifs, as well as conservation and naturalism as prominent inspiring values for the aesthetic, cruelty-free, sustainable, and synthetic faux-items may be preferred for things such as teeth, feathers, etc.

Dense botanicals and florals
Bright, dark and bold colors
Animal prints and motifs
Feathers
Floral, botanical, tropical prints
Animal Teeth
Wooden Beads/Jewelry
Brightly-Coloured Cloth
Vibrant Makeup/Face Paint

Note: Cultural appropriation is morally wrong. Please do not copy the fashion of indigenous groups who live in any of the multiple jungles around the world. Instead, I encourage you to create your own designs, or buy from people who belong to the groups!