Cottagecore to goblincore, fashion trends that are a hit on social networks


By AGENCY

Gone are the days of bohemian looks, rock 'n' roll vibes, country inspirations or glam-chic styles, today's trends and aesthetics all come in the form of a "-core". Photo: AFP

After cottagecore and goblincore, say hello to cabincore, the latest trend expected to take over our closets this season. But what do these words, or rather these aesthetics, really all mean?

While they keep springing up thick and fast on the internet, these concepts remain incomprehensible for many people – boomers in particular.

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