Celebrate Valentine's Day every day? Get to know the Lovecore style.
What is Lovecore ?
If you haven't heard of Lovecore , here's what it's all about . It originated on Tumblr in the 2010s, then spread to Pinterest and TikTok, reaching its peak in July 2020 during the pandemic. As its name suggests, this trend is related to love, not necessarily love between couples, but to the symbolism, the color palette representative of Valentine's Day, and love in general.
The main elements of this hyper-feminine style are hearts, cherubs, angel wings, boxes of chocolates, teddy bears, bouquets of flowers, cherries, and vintage letters or illustrations depicting love from the 1950s and 1960s. Favorite pastimes of people who enjoy this lifestyle are writing letters, baking cookies and cakes, and reading romance novels. The predominant colors are red, pink, and white; as for clothing, flowing fabrics, satin, lace, puffed sleeves, ruffles, corsets, prints, and heart-shaped accessories are used.
Now that you know what this trend represents, we leave you some outfits inspired by this style and how you can combine them with your Momoc shoes.
If you're convinced by Lovecore , the Red Vegan Heart ballet flats are the epitome of this style and perfect for you. They go with everything, and the hearts add a romantic touch so you can wear them anywhere.
Another model we recommend is the Cairo Pinki Midi Vegan . While it doesn't feature hearts or any other Valentine's Day motif, the pale pink color of these midi heels is within the color palette of this trend. A bit more subtle, but still true to this style.
Tell us if you already knew about this trend and if you would incorporate it into your lifestyle.
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Valentine's Day every day? Get to know about Lovecore
If you have no idea what Lovecore is, keep reading this post to know about this fashion trend. It started in the 2010s decade on Tumblr, then later spread through Pinterest and reached its highest peak in July 2020 during the pandemic on Tik Tok. As its name indicates, this trend is related to love, not necessarily depicting a couple's relationship, but more like being in love with love, wearing the color scheme that represents Valentine's Day, and love in general.
The main elements present in this hyperfeminine trend are hearts, cherubs, angel wings, chocolate boxes, stuffed animals, cherries, and vintage love letters or illustrations from the '50s or '60s. Their hobbies include writing letters, baking cookies and cakes, and reading romance novels. The color palette consists of shades of reds, pinks, and white. Those who follow this trend wear predominantly sheer fabrics, satin, puff sleeves, ruffles, corsets, heart motifs, and heart-shaped accessories.
Now that you know about this trend, we will share some outfits inspired by this fashion style and how you can style your Momoc shoes.
If you identify yourself with this trend, Red Vegan Heart ballerinas are the epitome of Lovecore and ideal for you. You can wear them with all kinds of outfits and have that romantic touch to wear them everywhere.
Another recommendation is Cairo Pinki Midi Vegan ; Even though they don't have any Valentine's Day imagery, the pale pink of these midi heels it's found in the color scheme of this trend. It's subtle yet aligns with this style.
Let us know if you heard about this trend before and if you would like to incorporate it into your lifestyle.