Catgirl Aesthetic
| Origin | Japan |
| Meaning | The catgirl & catboy culture truly rose in popularity during the 2010s, when the trope became a huge part of the Japanese otaku culture. The cat person aesthetic is also called Neko aesthetic. It is related to the cat-people trope in Japanese anime and manga. |
| Key Colors | Baby pink, lilac, yellow, blue, etc |
| Key Motifs | – cat ears – fluffy cattails – cat paw gloves – bows & ribbons – pink collar with heart decor or bells |
| Personality Match | – Cuteness – Childishness – Innocence – Feminity – Felineness – Mischievousness |
| Clothes Style | – Frills – Over-sized pom-pom hoodies and sweaters – Woolen coats – Cat maid dresses – Long fluffy gloves – Big fluffy mittens that resemble paws – Long stockings with cat-like patterns or shapes – Big earrings |
| Hairstyle | – Cat ear headbands or clips with fluff in them – Bows and ribbons (often attached to chokers or the cat-ears) – Small bells (often attached to chokers or the cat-ears) |
| Room Decor Style | – Light color round corner furniture and couch – Soft stuff like sheepskin, terry cloth sheets, fluffy pillows – Girly decoration with bells, bows and ribbons |
| Makeup Look | – Cat eyeliner – red nose – heavy blush |
| Associated Music | Soft music |
| Associated Activities | – watching anime – reading manga – drawing – part-time at a cat maid cafe |
| What are the different types of Neko girls? | – Neko ears aesthetic girl – Chica anime neko aesthetic – Dark neko aesthetic – Japanese neko aesthetic – Kawaii neko aesthetic – Maid anime neko aesthetic – Neko aesthetic – Neko anime girl aesthetic – Neko boy aesthetic – Neko cafe aesthetic – Neko cat girl aesthetic – Neko kawaii aesthetic – Neko maid aesthetic – Neko pastel aesthetic – Neko tyan aesthetic – Nekoma aesthetic – Red neko aesthetic – Red neko girl aesthetic – Soft neko aesthetic – Todoroki neko aesthetic – Vanilla neko aesthetic |