The Gingerbread Girl Aesthetic Is the Holiday Answer to TikTok’s Food Trends

If there’s one thing a Gingerbread Girl is, it’s cozy. Whether you’re working from home, running to the store for Christmas cookie supplies or doing some last-minute holiday shopping, these shearling mini boots will keep your feet nice and warm.

No matter the season, a gingerbread girl’s closet is filled with white dresses and skirts reminiscent of old-timey aprons. Look for pieces with lace and ruffles, and layer them under chunky knits to keep warm in the winter.

Gingham, buffalo check, plaid, whatever you call it, Firstfinds trend spotters say it’s a key pattern of the gingerbread aesthetic. Whether it’s kitchen towels or midi dresses, the timeless print adds a nostalgic touch.

This palette of warm tan, gold and brown eyeshadow is exactly the type you’ll need to achieve a Gingerbread Girl makeup look.

Though Snif’s Half-Baked Gingerbread Smash Candle may smell sweet when you first unbox it, the spicy notes come through when it starts to burn. In addition to ginger, it’s got notes of cinnamon, chai, vanilla and leather.

The ‘warm cinnamon’ colorway of this Katie Holmes-approved leather bag is the perfect work tote for anyone looking to dip their toe into the Gingerbread Girl TikTok trend.

No gingerbread girl’s holiday decor would be complete without a gingerbread house or two. Grab this two-pack on Amazon (and perhaps, a bottle of wine) for a festive night in with your bestie.

Is it just me, or does this fluffy white scarf look a whole lot like frosting? Wear it with an all-brown ‘fit for a gingerbread cookie vibe.

Corduroy is undoubtedly one of a Gingerbread Girl’s favorite fabrics. These easy-going, wide-leg corduroy pants from Everlane make an excellent fall/winter alternative to jeans.

The best part about Grounds & Hounds’ Snow Day roast isn’t its notes of dark chocolate, ginger and brown sugar. It’s that 20% of all Grounds & Hounds profits are donated to animal rescue initiatives.

Gingerbread Girls love a good ruffle trim, especially when it’s on a quirky, vintage-inspired blouse like this exaggerated button-up from GANNI.

Gingerbread perfumes are few and far between (for now), so grab this limited-edition Jo Malone Ginger Biscuit cologne while you can. With notes of ginger, vanilla, hazelnut and cinnamon, you’ll wear the genderless scent long after the holiday season ends.

A Gingerbread Girl likes their Christmas tree on the crafty side, filled with sentimental ornaments, fairy lights and vintage-inspired decorations like these adorable felt ornaments from Pottery Barn.

How to be a Gingerbread Girl in one easy step: frost yourself with this Barefoot Dreams CozyChic throw blanket while watching your favorite Christmas movies.

If you’re a fan of seasonal scents, grab this sweet and spicy holiday candle from Homesick. It’s got notes of pecan, sandalwood, clove and ginger that’ll have sugarplum fairies dancing in your head.

Instead of red nail polish, Gingerbread Girls prefer warm brown shades that are less on-the-nose for the holidays. Gingerbread Girl or not, this chocolatey brown OPI nail lacquer will be your new go-to this winter.

Super soft faux fur, a timeless silhouette and a buffalo plaid print make this Melloday coat something you could find in any Gingerbread Girl’s winter wardrobe.

The more a sweater looks like you stole it from your grandma or grandpa’s closet, the better. This brown plaid cardigan from Everlane certainly fits the bill.

Shaker & Spoon’s gingerbread syrup turns any cocktail, mocktail, or morning coffee into a festive holiday drink. Each bottle contains enough syrup to make 128 bevvys, so one should last you all winter!

Though it’s easy to assume that every Gingerbread Girl is a whiz in the kitchen, that’s almost certainly not the case. A box of pancake mix and these mini waffle makers are all you need to make a TikTok-worthy weekend brunch.