🍅 What Is the ‘Tomato Girl’ Aesthetic?
The Tomato Girl trend captures the dreamy essence of Mediterranean summer. Think sunkissed cheeks, juicy red lips, linen dresses, and late-afternoon seaside walks. It's not just a look—it’s a feeling.
Zennials love it for its warmth, playfulness, and the subtle rebellion against polished perfection.
Key traits:
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Flushed “sunburnt” makeup
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Tousled hair
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Straw bags and vintage jewelry
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Scents: Fig, citrus, sea salt
🧴 Clean Girl Look: Still Relevant in 2025?
The Clean Girl aesthetic isn’t going anywhere. Built around minimalism and healthy glow, it’s evolved in 2025 with more skincare focus and hair oiling rituals. Clean girls start their day with a chilled jade roller, a swipe of neutral gloss, and of course—a spritz of Santal 33.
Key traits:
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Dewy, hydrated skin
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Sleek buns or polished braids
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Gold hoops, slick sunscreen
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Scents: Soft musk, white florals
🆚 Why Gen Z Is Torn Between the Two
Style | What It Represents | Emotion Triggered |
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Tomato Girl | Romantic chaos | Nostalgia + boldness |
Clean Girl | Control + clarity | Calm + confidence |
Gen Z doesn’t just follow trends—they use them as emotional armor. Depending on their mood, they can switch from the sun-drenched chaos of Tomato Girl to the composed, intentional energy of Clean Girl.
💄 Must-Have Products for Each Look
Tomato Girl Essentials
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Tinted lip oil in coral/red
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Bronzing drops
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Sea salt hair spray
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Dedcool “Milk” or Diptyque “Philosykos”
Clean Girl Essentials
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Glowy skin tint
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Hair oil (Argan or Rosemary)
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Minimalist nude gloss
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Le Labo “Another 13” or Glossier “You”
✨ Which Look Wins Summer 2025?
Truth is: You don’t have to choose. Gen Z’s strength is flexibility. You can embrace both aesthetics depending on the day, mood, or event.
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Feeling chaotic and carefree? Go Tomato Girl.
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Need structure and peace? Be the Clean Girl.
Let your vibe guide your style.
💬 What’s Your Go-To Summer Aesthetic?
Drop a comment: 🍅 or 🧴—which one are you today?
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