Milou included all the classic indicators of a "VSCO girl," such as a mountain of colorful scrunchies, tubes of Burt's Bees lip balm and a carefully curated, color-coded rack of shirts in black ...

VSCO girls were always sort of a joke ... and quoting dated memes borrowed from black, LGBTQ, and stan culture slang (“and I — oop” and “sksksk”). The joke is that she’s perky and ...

VSCO girls are primarily middle- or upper-class ... of “omg” or “I can’t even”) and was predominantly used in black and LGBTQ communities. 2. “And I oop,” which is meant to ...

Her lime-green makeup and heavy black eyeliner that signals ’90s punk is manufactured for social media. A VSCO girl may carry an environmentally safe water bottle but there is little evidence ...

“VSCO girls” like Emma and her crew are all over ... pros and the chance virality of “wow moments” from routines. Black church congregations are struggling to attract younger members.

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The VSCO girl trend, a contemporary rehashing of "valley girls," rose almost as quickly as it fell, but the phrases popularized alongside the ...

In 2019, before TikTok's "clean girl", the VSCO girl was a noted figure. The term, derived from the app, referenced a sect of teenage girls and a distinctive aesthetic attributed to them.

Four years after the dawn of the VSCO Girl, VSCO wants you to know that it’s still very much alive. Photographers and other aesthetically inclined creators still flock to the app’s suite of ...