How should you dress for court? Gwyneth Paltrow sets a good fashion example


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During her recent trial, Gwyneth Paltrow gave rise to a new aesthetic called "courtcore". Photo: AFP

How should you dress for the courtroom? The question may seem strange, yet the younger generations have taken a shine to this aesthetic focusing on classic and elegant pieces, with no ostentatious signs or symbols, and closely resembling the "quiet luxury" style.

This new trend has been dubbed "courtcore", and emerged following the highly publicised trial of the American actress, Gwyneth Paltrow.

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