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Adriana Lima returning to the runway for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, Pink Carpet 2024🪽

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HALLOWEEN FLASHBACK

Red & Black Dracul Sweater from Killstar

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Emmat Watson in Prada head to toe in Milan 24'

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entering my little shirt big pants era cuz its getting way too hot to wear my sweaters now :'(

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Y/Project, Fall 2023

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taylor_hill via Instagram Story | October 16, 2024

Brand: Chloé

Item: Ruffled Camisole Top in Lingerie Tulle

Availability Status: Out of Stock on the Chloé U.S. website

Also worn with: Chloé Skirt, Chloé Belt

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brandy 😍

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The fashion radar #3

Blokette Core

First of all, what is Blokette Core anyway??? Blokette is the fusion of Blokecore and Coquette. Let's take a closer look at the phenomenon together:

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Bloke Core: Blokecore is where soccer and fashion meet. Fashion and sports have always been closely linked, so it's not surprising that this trend is now so popular. Music culture has also played a big part in this, as the two themes are combined here as well. Soccer players are mentioned in rap songs in the same breath as fashion brands. It's a similar story with designers. More and more collaborations between luxury fashion brands and sports labels are growing up. The best known of these is probably the Gucci x Adidas collaboration. The origin of the trend, however, lies with English soccer fans ("Blokes") of the 90s from the working class, whose looks migrated from the sports field to the street. And eventually became a street style phenomenon there. So it's not necessarily about hype, but rather about understatement. Not being hip, but always a little behind.

Coquette: coquette is a broad search term for hyper-feminine aesthetics that incorporate elements of youth and teenage girlhood. The imagery of coquette is considered in line with conventional attractiveness in Western society, with a large part of the community focusing on appearing attractive such as in fashion, makeup, and sometimes body type. To create this hyper femininity, for example, a lot of ruffles and bows are used. This is similar to the Lolita style to give a cute, delicate and girly impression. All clothes which are more traditionally defined as feminine, are welcome in this fashion direction.

Blokette: So Blokette takes the best of both worlds, so to speak. You can mix and match wildly! Then let's see what clothes you need for it: A soccer jersey, preferably from your favorite club is practically a closet staple. NBA jerseys or similar can also be used. Short-sleeved tops can be combined with a long-sleeved shirt made of lace. Underneath you can then go for sports shorts. But if you have already set the top to sporty, you can also wear a skirt. Here again can be accentuated with a contrast. generally I would say it should always be an interplay of the two styles. Around the ankles, can then gladly fall back on ballet basics: Legwarmers and Balerinas! But also a sporty shoe can work. For example the Adidas Samba. This shoe was originally designed for soccer and therefore fits perfectly into the concept. As accents you can tie bows on your braids or in your hair or work with pearls.

Stars like Bella Hadid or Ruby Lyn can be named as pioneers here and offer excellent inspiration.

What's behind it? I suspect that the trend is so current right now because modern feminism and the academic queerness discussion are questioning the old and traditional ideals. As a result, the discourse is being opened up to a new idea of fashion. Especially the "masculine" Blokecore is seen here as a kind of stereotypical defiant reaction of men to genderless design. However, I would say at this point that blokette has never had a gender. This subgenre is much more to be understood as a space where people connect over completely different things: Passion and love for fashion and sports. For topics that excite you, and the resulting personal and shared identity. And it is precisely this that connects people.

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A romantic Victorian blouse with puffed sleeves (New Look 6599)

My Neo-romantic collection could not be complete without something inspired by the Victorian era. Its high standing neckline and puffed elbow length sleeves are inspired by the early 1890s, and it looks even better with a cameo.

The original pattern was New Look 6599, now out of print. It is close to the original pattern; however, after consideration, I would rather have buttons to the neckline to close it better.

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The Beatles Let It Be Open Back Muscle Tee

Size Medium (Juniors)

$22

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day 20 of the 30 day style challenge: boho/bohemian

didnt have a very good top for this one but i think i really encapsulated the whole "omg im so well traveled and open minded, i gotta document this on my instagram story" thing well LMAO