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Revision as of 20:42, 19 October 2020
Not to be confused with the Playboy brand, often associated with the Bad Bitch aesthetic.
The Playboy aesthetic revolves around the aesthetics of the jet-setting playboy lifestyle. It could be viewed as a Brocore colored variant on the Boujee aesthetic with it's own unique tone and spin on things. Living life to the fullest in the most flashy ways possible, fast cars, tailored suits, traveling the world, the list goes on. At it's core the Playboy aesthetic is very hedonistic, though this too may vary.
Notes
Under Construction
Inspirations
Bond. James Bond.
Characters
- Tony Stark (Ironman)
- Bruce Wayne (Batman)
- James Bond (Agent 007)
Films
- Kingsman: The Secret Service
- The James Bond series
Subgenres
The Homme Fatale
Pew pew!
Takes the old spy movie aesthetic to it's extreme: guns, cocktails, women and hitmen. Think of James Bond and Kingsmen.
Wall Street
#$@&%
This subgenre take the hedonistic lifestyle and ramps it up to max, while also keeping a strong hustle-culture. As a subgenre it takes a much more duchy approach and is heavily inspired by movies like The Wolf of Wallstreet.
Gentleman Playboy
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Dark Playboy
"Did you know I’m utterly insane?"
The Psycho Playboy aesthetic leans into the more sinister and narcissistic side of the aesthetic. Violence and wealth are key motifs.