Are You A ‘Clean Girl’ Or ‘That Girl’ Or Do You Just Have No Personality?

#cleangirlaesthetic #thatgirlaesthetic #overconsumption TikTok’s neverending hamster wheel of aesthetics such as the ‘clean girl,’ ‘that girl,’ ‘mob wife,’ ‘coastal grandmother,’ ‘cottagecore,’ or ‘tomato girl’ may be a symptom of Gen Z’s identity crisis. These aesthetic trends are often rooted in overconsumption, consumerism and commodifying everyday life. In this video, I discuss the social implications of these trends and how it’s shaping identities in problematic ways. --- Sources: In the name of aesthetics: Problematic romanticized concepts from Lolita to Mob-Wife https://www.uatrav.com/opinion/articl... Fashion industry's carbon impact bigger than airline industry's https://www.cbsnews.com/news/earth-da... The Most Viral TikTok Fashion Trends to Shop Right Now https://www.elle.com/fashion/trend-re... The “Mob Wife Aesthetic” Is Trending — Here’s Why It’s Also Facing Criticism https://katiecouric.com/lifestyle/wha... Instagram:   / ashleyaviola   Twitter/X: x.com/ashleyaviola Patreon:   / ashleyaviola   --- Keywords for the algo: TikTok aesthetics, that girl aesthetic, clean girl aesthetic, cottagecore, vanilla girl, girl dinner, mob wife aesthetic, slavic bimbo aesthetic, y2k aesthetic, gen z’s identity crisis, consumerism on TikTok, overconsumption on TikTok, girl dinner, girl math, pink pilates princess, cinnamon girl, E-Girl, Clean Girl, Cottagecore, Dark Academia, Normcore Blueberry milk nails, Coquette,sustainable fashion, TikTok fashion trends, fashion identity crisis, social media influence on fashion