What does WASP girl mean?

WASP girl means White Anglo-Saxon Protestant girl, referring to young woman from demographic group historically associated with elite social class in United States, often characterized by preppy style, Ivy League education, country club background, and cultural markers associated with old money and traditional American upper class. The term WASP originally stood for White Anglo-Saxon Protestant and was used in sociology to describe dominant American elite of British descent who were white and Protestant, and WASP girl extends this to describe young women from that background, often associated with fashion aesthetic including polo shirts, pearls, cable knit sweaters, headbands, and preppy style, and lifestyle including equestrian activities, sailing, and debutante culture. In modern slang, WASP girl can be used neutrally to describe cultural background or pejoratively to suggest privilege, entitlement, or stereotypical behavior, and it is sometimes used in fashion and pop culture to describe specific aesthetic, similar to old money aesthetic. The term can be considered outdated or stereotyping if used to generalize. In recent social media, WASP girl aesthetic has been romanticized with TikTok trends showcasing preppy style. So WASP girl means girl from White Anglo-Saxon Protestant background, often associated with elite, preppy culture and style, and usage can be descriptive or stereotyping depending on context.