According to Pinterest Trends, the vintage Christmas aesthetic is super popular. Not just old timey holidays but 70s Christmas and 90s Christmas. Makes sense since bootcut, bell bottom jeans are back.

Weary of merry Christmases? You might be better suited for the Dark Christmas aesthetic. In contrast with a classically cheerful and bright Christmas, this holiday style is distinctly mysterious ...

Before we dive into the specifics, let’s take a look at this clip from TikTok creator @festiveholidaycheer for a quick overview of the different Christmas aesthetics. Most people are familiar ...

Gen Z won’t be dreaming about a beige Christmas this year. Lifeless minimalism — spearheaded by millennial influencers who designed their decor and wardrobes to fit the aesthetic of their ...

Inspired by a photo she found on Pinterest ... textiles and generally not-subtle aesthetic. “I just had a baby this year, so I’m definitely in the Christmas spirit,” said Ms. Erazo, who ...

And because I like for my home to closely resemble my mood, I go for the ~cozy Christmas aesthetic~ all month long. If you're like me and like your interior design to reflect your inner lazy polar ...

For anyone who doesn’t have the budget of a 1990s holiday blockbuster, Mr. Welch advises that a dark and dreary holiday aesthetic can be achieved by giving last year’s dried-out Christmas tree ...

Finally, if you're a fan of the white-and-gold Christmas aesthetic, the Snowfall collection is basically the quiet luxury version of Christmas decor. Dripping in glitter and pearls, the entire ...