Say goodbye to old money, barbiecore, and slavic bimbo. What's next?

We had only adapted our clothing to the above trends when they were replaced by two new ones: the coquette aesthetic (or coquetcore) and the "office siren" look. The good news is that elements of these styles are simple to incorporate into any everyday outfit, so you don't have to worry about things quickly losing their relevance. So we decided to compile ready-made looks for you inside these fashion trends, as well as a "constructor kit" if you want to put together the outfit yourself.

OFFICE SIREN

Not to be confused with office-core style! Despite the fact that both styles refer to the aesthetics of office uniforms, the meanings of these two fashion trends are fundamentally different: office-core is about comfortable smart casual with a prevalence of oversized items, whereas office siren can only be described as sexy casual. The office siren represents a tough, uncompromising, and serious colleague who always appears flawless. In a nutshell, it's low-waisted suit trousers, fitted tops, stiletto heels, glasses, and pulled-back hair with a few wild strands.

READY-TO-GO LOOK

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COQUETTE AESTHETICS

It is critical not to confuse it with Barbiecore. Pink is a crucial color for this trend, but it is not the same as in Barbiecore; it is a delicate, muted pink, similar to the color of airy marshmallow or creamy strawberry ice cream. Bows, lace, ribbons, and flirtatious cuts are the primary style-defining aspects of coquetcore.

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