Making a case for the corpcore aesthetic

Focused on day to night looks, the corpcore aesthetic is all about reimagining pieces from your corporate wardrobe that are meant for midday meetings and night outs. Designers like Raf Simons and Helmut Lang were big players in creating this mash-up of formal and streetwear.” Kriti Sanon in a white collared shirt, tie and black skirt Kiara Advani in a grey three-piece monochromatic set The new aesthetic is all about blending the structured lines of office staples with the relaxed ease of casual styles. From the iconic character Rachel Green from Friends, who effortlessly married professional pieces with a casual, approachable vibe to the fashion house Boss recently embracing the trend in their spring/summer 2024 collection with models in tailored suits, sleek pencil skirts and the classic shirt and tie combination — the trend is here to stay. The new generation uses fashion to speak out against old power structures, creating a mix of comfy, stylish, and socially conscious corpcore looks.” Kriti Sanon in a white collared shirt, tie and black skirt Designer Shivani Sohal says, “This aesthetic seamlessly merges contemporary aesthetics with power dressing, providing a fresh perspective on professional attire. Sonam A Kapoor slips into a brown two-piece set Sohal adds, “Embracing the fluid nature of personal style in a professional setting, the aesthetic allows individuals to display their uniqueness without compromising on sophistication.” Sanya Malhotra in a blue bralette, midi skirt and blazer Styling and design come into play in the reimagining of something with formal roots.