Citations:VSCO girl

English citations of VSCO girl

Noun: "(Internet slang) a girl or woman who embraces the VSCO girl trend/subculture of the late 2010s and early 2020s, characterized by heavy use of social media and relaxed, beachy fashion"

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• 2019, Becky Hughes, "What Does VSCO Think About the ‘VSCO Girls’?", The New York Times, 30 August 2019:

  The VSCO girl not only looks bright and beach-ready — she also radiates with a desire to “save the turtles.”

• 2019, EJ Dickson, "All Hail the VSCO Girl, the Latest Gen-Z Meme to Make You Feel Impossibly Old", Rolling Stone, 5 September 2019:

  You probably thought scrunchies were over, but let the VSCO girl assure you: they are not, and your belief otherwise is yet another indication that you are almost impossibly decrepit and old.

• 2019, Jackie Ashton, "When Your Tween Wants to Conform to the VSCO Girl Trend", The New York Times, 12 November 2019:

  But then I learned that these colorful bracelets — made by artisans in Costa Rica — are part of the larger “VSCO girl” trend, an “effortless, beachy” aesthetic popularized on social apps like TikTok.

• 2019, Leah Harper, "The rise of the VSCO girl – and how to spot one", The Guardian, 14 November 2019:

  Being a VSCO girl is often embraced and mocked by those who subscribe to the trend.

• 2020, Chelsea Ritschel, "VSCO Girl: What Is The Trend Taking Over Instagram And TikTok?", Independent, 21 January 2020:

  One of the largest commonalities among VSCO girls is their outfits, which often consist of clothing and accessories from the same brands.