Scrolling through social media over the past few months, there’s one aesthetic that’s taken over—cottagecore. What started off in fashion with prairie dresses, dainty flowered skirts, and milkmaid tops moved into beauty before finally landing in home decor. Cottagecore doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, even though the colder weather is upon us.

The trend is all about ditzy prints, vintage-inspired touches, and cozy vibes and it comes as no surprise that during a pandemic we’d want to live an easier, more romanticized way of life surrounded by nature and animals. These Instagram accounts show cottagecore at its best and they’ll give you some inspiration for your own home.

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Paula Sutton’s the woman behind the account and she’s a stylist, digital creator, and writer who posts photos of her Norfolk house, her cute puppy, and the many printed fabric that adorn her home.

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Naomi Stuart’s renovated Victorian cottage may have mostly white rooms with tons of flowers and rustic touches which show that cottagecore doesn’t always have to be over the top.

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Diana Yates’ account is the very definition of fall and you’ll find tons of garden inspiration and home decor pieces you’ll adore in her little white cottage.

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2020 gave us many amazing fashion trends, but none of them comes even close to cottagecore. This dreamy and romantic aesthetic took Instagram and TikTok by storm in the last few months, and these five brands can help you welcome it into your life.

Doen

Doen has been one of Instagram’s most popular boho brands long before cottagecore came into the picture, and it perfectly fits into this trendy aesthetic.

Christy Dawn

This rustic-chic label will win you over with their comfortable, flowy dresses, but it also doesn’t hurt their case that their clothes are 100% sustainable.

LoveShackFancy

LoveShackFancy embraces all the core values of the cottagecore aesthetic, and their whimsical floral dresses are a sight for sore eyes even if you’re not a fan of this trend.

Tularosa

Vintage dresses, floral prints, and breezy skirts are all you need to take your cottagecore game to the next level, and you can find all of them at Tularosa.

Faithfull the Brand

Many major fashion brands are trying to keep up with the times by offering cottagecore-inspired items, but Faithfull has been doing it long before it was cool.

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Although cottagecore has been around for years, it’s been having a moment thanks to its popularity on social media. In fact, it’s so trendy that many celebrities have been embracing it including David Beckham, Kourtney Kardashian, Kaia Gerber, Millie Bobby Brown, and Halsey. So what is the trend?

It’s pretty much everything that makes country life special including flower print, straw hats, baked goods, greenery, animals, flowers, and cozy living spaces. It’s as romantic as it is rural and it’s all about being one with nature. Here’s how celebrities are interpreting the trend.

David Beckham

One of the biggest fans of the trend is definitely David Beckham as he’s posted several photos on his Instagram page posing in cardigan, flat cap, and walking stick while in the countryside.

Kourtney Kardashian

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star really took to farm life while posing with a baby lamb, wearing an oversized plaid button-up and jeans.

Kaia Gerber

The model posed in a field while wearing a flowy white maxi dress and holding a the Daisy perfume for this photo shoot for Marc Jacobs.

Millie Bobby Brown

The Stanger Things actress wore this milkmaid crop top, a sunhat, and birkenstocks in this Instagram photo which she captioned, “Built a garden .” 

Halsey

The “Without Me” singer wore a long prairie dress and accessorized with an orange bucket hat and watering can to take care of the greenery. In another post in a pale pink dress, she wrote, “Hello yes I would like to buy a cottage. (I never have a manicure this is not a pandemic thing..) ”

The post Celebrities Can’t Get Enough of the Cottagecore Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Scrolling through social media over the past few months, there’s one aesthetic that’s taken over—cottagecore. What started off in fashion with prairie dresses, dainty flowered skirts, and milkmaid tops moved into beauty before finally landing in home decor. Cottagecore doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, even though the colder weather is upon us.

The trend is all about ditzy prints, vintage-inspired touches, and cozy vibes and it comes as no surprise that during a pandemic we’d want to live an easier, more romanticized way of life surrounded by nature and animals. These Instagram accounts show cottagecore at its best and they’ll give you some inspiration for your own home.

hillhousevintage

Paula Sutton’s the woman behind the account and she’s a stylist, digital creator, and writer who posts photos of her Norfolk house, her cute puppy, and the many printed fabric that adorn her home.

grove_cottage_

Naomi Stuart’s renovated Victorian cottage may have mostly white rooms with tons of flowers and rustic touches which show that cottagecore doesn’t always have to be over the top.

growing_greenfields

Diana Yates’ account is the very definition of fall and you’ll find tons of garden inspiration and home decor pieces you’ll adore in her little white cottage.

The post Cottagecore Has Finally Made Its Way Into Home Decor appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

2020 gave us many amazing fashion trends, but none of them comes even close to cottagecore. This dreamy and romantic aesthetic took Instagram and TikTok by storm in the last few months, and these five brands can help you welcome it into your life.

Doen

Doen has been one of Instagram’s most popular boho brands long before cottagecore came into the picture, and it perfectly fits into this trendy aesthetic.

Christy Dawn

This rustic-chic label will win you over with their comfortable, flowy dresses, but it also doesn’t hurt their case that their clothes are 100% sustainable.

LoveShackFancy

LoveShackFancy embraces all the core values of the cottagecore aesthetic, and their whimsical floral dresses are a sight for sore eyes even if you’re not a fan of this trend.

Tularosa

Vintage dresses, floral prints, and breezy skirts are all you need to take your cottagecore game to the next level, and you can find all of them at Tularosa.

Faithfull the Brand

Many major fashion brands are trying to keep up with the times by offering cottagecore-inspired items, but Faithfull has been doing it long before it was cool.

The post These 5 Fashion Brands Are the Very Definition of Cottagecore appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Although cottagecore has been around for years, it’s been having a moment thanks to its popularity on social media. In fact, it’s so trendy that many celebrities have been embracing it including David Beckham, Kourtney Kardashian, Kaia Gerber, Millie Bobby Brown, and Halsey. So what is the trend?

It’s pretty much everything that makes country life special including flower print, straw hats, baked goods, greenery, animals, flowers, and cozy living spaces. It’s as romantic as it is rural and it’s all about being one with nature. Here’s how celebrities are interpreting the trend.

David Beckham

One of the biggest fans of the trend is definitely David Beckham as he’s posted several photos on his Instagram page posing in cardigan, flat cap, and walking stick while in the countryside.

Kourtney Kardashian

The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star really took to farm life while posing with a baby lamb, wearing an oversized plaid button-up and jeans.

Kaia Gerber

The model posed in a field while wearing a flowy white maxi dress and holding a the Daisy perfume for this photo shoot for Marc Jacobs.

Millie Bobby Brown

The Stanger Things actress wore this milkmaid crop top, a sunhat, and birkenstocks in this Instagram photo which she captioned, “Built a garden .” 

Halsey

The “Without Me” singer wore a long prairie dress and accessorized with an orange bucket hat and watering can to take care of the greenery. In another post in a pale pink dress, she wrote, “Hello yes I would like to buy a cottage. (I never have a manicure this is not a pandemic thing..) ”

The post Celebrities Can’t Get Enough of the Cottagecore Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.