Queencore is a more mature, regal variant of Princesscore and a subgenre of Royalcore . Queencore, as a whole, draws from matriarchal and regal roles in many monarchies. One example of such would be the former Queen of England, Elizabeth II, and Princess Diana, of England and Wales both. As being the head of a monarchy, a queen would have to lead one's country through hardships such as famine and wars. This guidance leads to an air of regalia as they handle these issues with grace and care for their peoples.

Most visuals can be taken from castle exteriors, interiors, and grounds. This can include throne rooms, royal chambers, and gardens. Examples include:

Fashion may be taken directly from historical accounts or may be modernized. Real life examples can include historical figures like Queen Victoria for a more historical approach, or figures like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle for more modern fashion. Fictional examples can include Queen Calanthe from The Witcher , Cersei Lannister from Game of Thrones , Mary, Queen of Scots from Reign, and The Countess from American Horror Story (for a more creative twist). Staples include intricate embroidery, beading, jewel and metal embellishments, darker or richer colors, and long sleeves. Suggestions include:

As queencore is associated with regality and grace, one would be able to create such a look with the following:

For a more complete list, see List of queens regnant and Lists of queens .