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The visuals of Morute rely on the juxtaposition between sweetness and death. The most popular and recognizable images are typically macabre subjects framed with a cute background, such as a knife on a pink bedsheet. The lighting is typically either shadowed and reminiscent of vintage photographs and advertisements or over-exposed, creating a white haze over the photo. The most popular colors in the aesthetic are pink and white, but gray and black contrast the cute images. The tumblr blogs in this aesthetic also commonly reblog photos with two different aesthetics in succession. For example, a blog may have one post be a purely Delicate Sweet collection of dresses and then have the next photo be of a gun collection from a violence-themed blog. Bloggers often post pictures of themselves wearing doll-like and feminine clothing and holding a rifle, or wearing a gas mask. The most feminine visuals take inspiration from vintage 1950s boudoir/bedrooms. Many Morute bloggers owned lingerie, old perfume bottles, jewelry, and various vintage knickknacks from that period. These items were typically found in thrift stores or passed down, and share visual similarities with Shabby Chic
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The visuals of Morute rely on the juxtaposition between sweetness and death. The most popular and recognizable images are typically macabre subjects framed with a cute background, such as a knife on a pink bedsheet. The lighting is typically either shadowed and reminiscent of vintage photographs and advertisements or over-exposed, creating a white haze over the photo. The most popular colors in the aesthetic are pink and white, but gray and black contrast the cute images. The tumblr blogs in this aesthetic also commonly reblog photos with two different aesthetics in succession. For example, a blog may have one post be a purely Delicate Sweet collection of dresses and then have the next photo be of a gun collection from a violence-themed blog. Bloggers often post pictures of themselves wearing doll-like and feminine clothing and holding a rifle, or wearing a gas mask. The most feminine visuals take inspiration from vintage 1950s boudoir/bedrooms. Many Morute bloggers owned lingerie, old perfume bottles, jewelry, and various vintage knickknacks from that period. These items were typically found in thrift stores or passed down, and share visual similarities with Shabby Chic. This also creates overlap with the Trailer Park Princess aesthetic. Christianity in general is heavily referenced throughout this entire aesthetic. Angels and cherubs appear in artwork, with the semi-naturalistic art being put on stickers, trinket boxes, and wall art. Feathered white wings frequently appear as decoration or worn as a fashion accessory. Crosses and crucifixes are another reference to Christ as well as other religious talismans, such as candles, statuettes, and relics. These are often spread on a bed, collected on a wall, or made into a shrine with an alarming amount of religious paraphernalia, showing the obsessive dedication and fascination with religion. Vintage photographs of religious ceremonies, such as weddings and baptisms, which feature women or little girls dressed in pale, feminine clothing, are also popular and reference the feminine beauty and purity of some Christian traditions. Nicole Dollanganger often references religion in her music, with songs like "700 Club" and "Tammy Faye". This religious imagery is often dark and ‘impure’, with as Catholic Horror imagery being popular. This relates to the common theme in the aesthetic of the corruption of innocence. The aesthetic also heavily plays off of the idea of "home," which would not exist for a victim of domestic abuse and sexual trauma. Many images are of abandoned and decaying houses that have either clear signs of destruction or outdated feminine features. These often overlap with Southern Gothic and Grandparentcore. Torn floral wallpaper, piles of broken wood, graffiti from trespassers, and patches of broken plaster are almost always in these photos. However, non-destroyed pastel suburban houses from the 1950s-1970s in hazy photography are common too. Graveyards are another common photo subject that includes images of these places, girls in Morute clothing being in the space, and specific gravestones carrying a touching message (typically for a child or baby). Another location that is connected to the vintage, youthful, and feminine aesthetic is carnivals, with rides and stands such as carousels, horror-themed funhouses, and sweets stands. These can be fully operational or abandoned. Vintage style, usually pastel, clowns may be a part of this due to killer clowns and clowns often being seen as creepy in general. Antique baby and children's paraphernalia is another common subject, specifically around practices that were normal/considered sentimental and cute in the past, but are now seen as creepy. In the past, parents would collect cut locks of hair, baby teeth, and gift their children porcelain or bisque dolls and stuffed animals. Many photos show the OP's collection of such objects in a box or arranged in a shrine-like fashion. There is a lot of overlap with Babycore.
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