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Welcome to the official blog of AMDA at Auburn University.

This blog was created to showcase the creative talent within the Apparel Merchandising and Design Association and give students a platform to express themselves. Enjoy!

 Un, Deux, Trois… Balletcore is Back

Un, Deux, Trois… Balletcore is Back

Beginning in the fall of 2022 balletcore debuted, bridging the gap between the athleisure consumers accepted in the pandemic, and the femininity that society currently desires. It is an opportunity to elevate style while staying comfortable. 

Now, balletcore is back for the fall of 2023, and adding any of these ballet aesthetic details to your wardrobe will put you on trend for the season:

Ribbons

Society's ribbon and bow obsession is slowly growing. Ribbons that were once commonly tied in hair are migrating to other garments. Now you can find ribbons used as shoe laces or adjustments for pants. You may even see ribbons and bows on cowboy boots, headphones, and purse straps.

Sweaters

Sweater season is among us, and unsurprisingly consumers are sporting balletcore styles. Shoppers will spot off-the-shoulder and shrug-style sweaters on the streets this season. This is the perfect way to embrace your flirty side while staying warm this fall. 

Ballet Flats

Balletcore incorporates a range of clothing pieces, yet the ballet flat is the most popular clothing piece this fall. Although it is a flat, influencers are incorporating it into outfits as an alternative to uncomfortable heels. Wearing ballet flats is an easy way to embrace balletcore without reimagining an entire wardrobe. 

Even if you have never considered yourself a ballerina, you may find one of these pieces in your wardrobe this fall. 

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