Princesscore

Princesscore is an aesthetic based on the life, fashion, and mannerisms of a princess. It is about the visual; looking like a princess, but also the behavior: being poised, educated and well-mannered, but most importantly, having all the qualities to take reign.

Fashion

As one may expect of an aesthetic so named, Princesscore fashion takes its inspiration from real royalty, especially princesses and queens, and fictional representations. The appearance of wealth and class distinction are quite important in this style.

Clothing

Originally pinned and draped pieces of fabric
- Expensive fabrics
  - Abaca
  - Agave
  - Burmese, Mulberry or other silk
  - Cashmere
  - Cotton
  - Guanaco
  - Indian wool
  - Linen
  - Shahtoosh
  - Vicuña Wool
Knee-length tunics
Ankle-length robes
Kerchiefs
Floor-length gowns
Light, flowing dresses
Shawls
Corsets
Necklines
- High-boned collars
- Square or round
- V-neck
- Sweetheart
- Deep and narrow
- Ruffed
- Off the shoulder
With lace and/or embroidery
Intricate patterns, often in primary colors

Accessories

Anklets
Bangles
Crowns and diadems
Earrings
Fans
Gloves
Necklaces
Parasols
Rings
Rich oils and perfumes
Sparkles

Visuals

The atmosphere is strongly linked to the position of a princess, because it reflects the cultural traditions and various aspects of her life. Besides, this asks or answers various questions about her status and unknown future. Unlike the Queencore aesthetic, Princesscore usually doesn't make decisions or changes to the internal politics or the economy but is learning about it so that one day they can. It is worth noting that depending on the region where the princess comes from, the set of words linked to the position can change greatly.

Although generalized, some possible, relatable things can be: