(Editing a gallery) |
No edit summary Tag: Visual edit |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | {{Aesthetic|image1 = 9k=((.jpeg|title1=Tomboy|caption1=|other_names=Butch|decade_of_origin=Term: 1567 |
+ | {{Aesthetic|image1 = 9k=((.jpeg|title1=Tomboy|caption1=|other_names=Butch, Stud, Demigirl|decade_of_origin=Term: 1567 |
| − | Application to group: 1890s|creator/s=|key_motifs=Sports, the outdoors, video games, relationships|key_colours=White, Black, Red, Blue, Green, Grey|key_values=Feminism, rejection of gender norms |
+ | Application to group: 1890s|creator/s=|key_motifs=Sports, the outdoors, video games, relationships, skateboarding, surfing, cars|key_colours=White, Black, Red, Blue, Green, Grey|key_values=Feminism, rejection of gender norms, masculinity, androgyny|related_aesthetics=[[Adventurecore]]<br>[[Baddie]]<br>[[Brocore]]<br>[[Country]]<br>[[Geek]]<br>[[Hipster]]|related_media=|related_brands=TomboyX, Wildfang}}'''Tomboy''' is a type of girl who exhibits characteristics or behaviors considered typical of a boy. Common characteristics include wearing masculine clothing and engaging in games and activities that are physical in nature and are considered in many cultures to be unfeminine or the domain of boys. This aesthetic often features feminist themes. Tomboys are free-spirited, tough, and wild. They love to do fun things and be free to live the way they like. |
| + | |||
| + | |||
The tomboy concept has developed over the years, as stated in [https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/01/tomboy/512258/ this article]. Around the 1840s-1860s the tomboy concept was actually rooted in racist and misogynistic ideas. Since white people feared that their race would die out, they became concerned for the health of white women and therefore encouraged them to lead more active and typically male life styles. This was also thought to prepare them for marriage and motherhood. This later linked to third wave feminism. |
The tomboy concept has developed over the years, as stated in [https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/01/tomboy/512258/ this article]. Around the 1840s-1860s the tomboy concept was actually rooted in racist and misogynistic ideas. Since white people feared that their race would die out, they became concerned for the health of white women and therefore encouraged them to lead more active and typically male life styles. This was also thought to prepare them for marriage and motherhood. This later linked to third wave feminism. |
||
| + | Some tomboys identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community and are lesbian and/or queer, and tomboyism is often associated with Butch/Stud Lesbianism and rejects traditional gender norms for girls and women, who identify with a more masculine identity. However, you do not need to be LGBTQ+ to be a tomboy. Anybody of any background, lifestyle, and orientation can be a tomboy. |
||
| − | The current most accepted form of tomboy mostly links to LGBT+ culture, especially gender non conforming woman loving women and butch/ stud lesbians. Tomboyism could also be linked to the 'girl boss' movement, which centers women who succeed within capitalism. |
||
== Visual == |
== Visual == |
||
The tomboy visual most often includes things such: |
The tomboy visual most often includes things such: |
||
| Line 23: | Line 25: | ||
*Sneakers |
*Sneakers |
||
*Dad hats |
*Dad hats |
||
| + | *Camo clothing |
||
| + | *Tie-Dye clothing |
||
Often times, however, it can be paired with more feminine fashion accessories, such as gold hoop earrings. |
Often times, however, it can be paired with more feminine fashion accessories, such as gold hoop earrings. |
||
Revision as of 15:02, 19 April 2021
Tomboy is a type of girl who exhibits characteristics or behaviors considered typical of a boy. Common characteristics include wearing masculine clothing and engaging in games and activities that are physical in nature and are considered in many cultures to be unfeminine or the domain of boys. This aesthetic often features feminist themes. Tomboys are free-spirited, tough, and wild. They love to do fun things and be free to live the way they like.
The tomboy concept has developed over the years, as stated in this article. Around the 1840s-1860s the tomboy concept was actually rooted in racist and misogynistic ideas. Since white people feared that their race would die out, they became concerned for the health of white women and therefore encouraged them to lead more active and typically male life styles. This was also thought to prepare them for marriage and motherhood. This later linked to third wave feminism.
Some tomboys identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community and are lesbian and/or queer, and tomboyism is often associated with Butch/Stud Lesbianism and rejects traditional gender norms for girls and women, who identify with a more masculine identity. However, you do not need to be LGBTQ+ to be a tomboy. Anybody of any background, lifestyle, and orientation can be a tomboy.
Visual
The tomboy visual most often includes things such:
- sports
- video games
- colors which are viewed as more "masculine" - ex. blues, greens, grays
- physical activity such as climbing or running
- clothing torn from physical activity
Fashion
Tomboy fashion consists of feminine outfits modeled after masculine fashions. Things such as:
- Oversized shirts
- Boyfriend jeans
- Distressed stuff
- Boots
- Sneakers
- Dad hats
- Camo clothing
- Tie-Dye clothing
Often times, however, it can be paired with more feminine fashion accessories, such as gold hoop earrings.
Tomboy Fashion Vendors
Makeup/Hair
Tomboy-style makeup can be anywhere from none at all to heavy. Some makeup styles can include:
- Light eyeshadow
- Mascara
- Eyeliner
- Bronzer
- Tinted lip balm
- Filled/defined brows
Popular Tomboy hairstyles are things like messy buns, short cuts, natural, and ponytails.
Gallery
