Mob Wife aesthetic opposes the clean girl's, turns away from micro-trends based on food and ects everything related to minimalism... Latest “trend” brought to the forefront by social
networks , the look of the “mob wife” electrifies the beauty world.
Sharon Stone in Casino, Connie Corleone in The Godfather, Drea de Matteo in the role of Adriana La
Cerva in The Sopranos, Michelle Pfeiffer aka Elvira Hancock, Tony Montana's wife in Scarface or
even the women of The Real Housewives of New Jersey... Gone is the clean girl aesthetic that
reigned supreme on TikTok, suddenly they all want to dress like a mafia boss' wife.
If the trend - inspired by gangster wives in cinema - translates into leopard patterns, leather,
fur and of course a colossal extortion of jewelry, the “mob wife aesthetic” is also infiltrating
the world of the beauty. Overnight, everyone went from sleek buns to tousled hair and exaggerated
curls, but also to ultra-dramatic make-ups done with smoky eyes, eyeliner, red lipstick and French
manicure.
