The clues are in the name - the old money aesthetic is all about achieving that classy, traditional, expensive-but-not-flashy, understated look. They say that money talks, but wealth whispers, and that's exactly what describes this aesthetic. 

You're a subdued, somewhat serious person who takes her education and her career seriously. You care about the way you look and the way you present yourself to the world and you're not one to chase trends; instead, you prefer classic staples you can rely on for a long time. 

Defined by neutral colors, modesty, polish, and classic cuts, the old money aesthetic is heavily inspired by both classic Americana style (think Ralph Lauren) and British Ivy style. There is some overlap with the dark academia aesthetic, but they are distinct.

Defining items: crisp white shirt, cashmere sweater, comfortable leather shoes, wool slacks, pearl earrings, subtle watch

Are you a fan of pink, frills, pearls, bows, pastels, and very girly, feminine things? You might just be a coquette. The coquette aesthetic is ultra feminine par excellence, soft, and gentle.

You're a flirty, girly girl who loves cute things. You're a lover of dolls, drinking tea from beautiful cups, having an aesthetic bedroom, a matchy-matchy pink laptop, glittery accessories - if a 6 year-old girl would like it, so do you. 

Dressing feminine and cute is important to you, and if something comes in pink, you bet that's the colorway you're buying. 

Defining items: high heels, white lace, pink, bows, curls, skirts, ruffles, tulle, corsets

Dark, messy, undone, the grunge aesthetic is about as far away from "polished" as you can imagine. It's the opposite of the old money aesthetic in every way, having emerged as a solidly working class underground, counter-culture movement and aesthetic.

If this is your aesthetic, you are attracted to dark and distressed fashion, menswear or androgynous clothing, things that are imperfect and DIY. You're not one to bow to authority; in fact, you're a bit of a rebel. You love everything unique and that has personality, oftentimes details you've added yourself. 

Defining items: distressed denim, flannel, fishnets, black, combat boots, smudgy makeup, undone hair, thrifted accessories

The Blokette aesthetic is defined by its juxtaposition of opposites. A deadly combination of Bloke + Coquette, Blokette lives at the intersection of sporty and ultra feminine. The result is a highly layered, juxtaposed, intricate, complex aesthetic with a lot of depth and lore, moreso than a lot of other aesthetics. It may seem like you've just haphazardly put together a frilly white ruffled skirt with a green football jersey and knee socks, but you know exactly what you're doing. 

You're a sporty gal, but you don't really like the term tomboy. In fact, you think it's a little bit sexist. You're not a boy just because you enjoy a football jersey, or because you played baseball in school. You're hardly an example of model femininity, and you have a rebellious streak for sure. You certainly always prefer to be active and have fun than look perfect and polished. 

Defining items: sneakers, ribbons, midi skirts, jerseys, knee socks, Y2K baby tees, bows, tracksuit separates, kitten heels

While wholly nostalgic for a lot of people, Y2K isn't just a copy, reinvention, or pale imitation of a previous aesthetic and lifestyle. Y2K is just as much attitude as it is clothing, and you've got it in droves, baby. A fun, irreverent person who loves to dance and is at the forefront of progress and novelty in all aspects, whether it's music or technology. You're not exactly polished, but that's never your priority, not when you can have fun. 

You've never met a low-rise jean you didn't like, and they'll have to kill you to take your micro minis away. That one Miu Miu collection was a revelation for you. Paired with the chunkiest platforms or the kitten-est heels, you're unstoppable. 

Defining items: low rise denim, mini skirts, crop tops, platform flip flops, rhinestones, glitter, butterfly clips, star motifs, dolphin motifs, layered camis

As a Cottagecore girly, you're all about the bucolic serenity of nature, relaxation, and dreaming of a slower, slightly fairytale-tinged life, and that includes your fashion and overall aesthetic. It's not that you reject modernity, but you're tired of the capitalistic hellscape we live in and would very much like to escape to the countryside, perfect your baking, and raise some chickens. Doesn't that sound idyllic?

Full skirts, corsets, puff sleeves, chemises, and clean fabrics like cotton and linen with the occasional lacy detail make up your wardrobe - or at least your dream wardrobe. You don't aspire to be a princess, but a tavern wench would do nicely. 

Defining items: corsets, puff sleeves, basket bags, mary jane, lace-up ankle boots, brown leather, floral patterns

Sharp, intimidating, and with a dark sense of humor, you can cut people with just one look, or the lashing of your tongue. You don't suffer fools, and don't have time for games. You may appear cold, but underneath you're a sensual volcano ready to errupt. Your new money look - or rather, suspicious money - horrifies the good taste and sensibilities of the old money aesthetic girls, and that's how you like it. 

Always dressed in black, and wearing red lipstick like an armor, you enjoy looking elegant in a slightly menacing way. You defy those who would like to accuse you of misbegotten goods, or funds. You love gold, opulence, and carefully "tasteless" elements, like fur or patent high heels. Yes, all worn at the same time. Who's going to stop you?

Defining items: black bodycon dress, red lipstick, stiletto heels, your grandma's vintage fur coat, dark sunglasses, cigarettes

Frazzled is very much a keyword, not just for your style, but also for your chaotic personality. You may not have everything together, but you're fun, irreverent, and always getting into trouble. You're kind of iconic that way. 

When it comes to clothes, you're not overly worried about coming across as polished, or classic, or any of that, and that is reflected in your aesthetic choices. You just want to have fun, and you'll wear anything you like - colorful, fuzzy, oversized, and you've never met an accessory you didn't like - scarves, hats, an giant overstuffed bag. 

Defining items: colorful scarves, baker boy hats, layers, big purse, fuzzy sweaters, leather belts with big buckles, brown leather