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Revision as of 00:29, 8 September 2020
Nyacore is an aesthetic related to the catpeople (most notably catgirls) trope in anime and manga. The trope may have gone back to 1924 but the culture truly rose in popularity during the 2010s, when the trope became a part of anime's identity.
This aesthetic is popular within the transfem community as their ideal post-transition selves. Nyacore's exaggerated childlike femininity is appealing and the aesthetic is frequently shared on Twitter.
It is important to note that catpeople aren't furries; they wear cat-ears and often tails and paw-mittens, but not fursuits.
[This page is a work in progress. It will be frequently updated by its creator.]
Fashion
They commonly involve:
- Cat-ear headbands or clips with fluff in them
- Bows and ribbons (often attached to chokers or the cat-ears)
- Small bells (often attached to chokers or the cat-ears)
- Over-sized pom-pom hoodies and sweaters
- Woolen coats
- Lolita elements such as those puffy dresses, cuffs, lace, frills, etc
- Maid dresses
- Long fluffy gloves
- Big fluffy mittens that resemble paws
- Long stockings with cat-like patterns or shapes
Also, Lolita elements often cross-over here, such as those puffy dresses, cuffs, lace, frills, etc.
Gallery
