Social media consultant Georgia Aldridge told Vice that to achieve the blokecore aesthetic, one should have “replicas of vintage football jerseys, baggy or straight-leg jeans (often Levi’s), and mostly Adidas sneakers.” Basically, if you haven’t figured it out already, blokecore looks like your average British football fan ready to hit the pub on game day. The word “bloke” is UK slang for a guy, while “core” refers to an official TikTok fashion trend. In The Know credits the start of the blokecore aesthetic to TikToker Brandon Huntley, who ironically coined the term wearing his own soccer jersey, unremarkable jeans, and Adidas in a video on the platform.
As with many things online, the irony of the mundane in this outfit disappeared as the trend went more viral. For some, blokecore can be a proud way to show off your regular outfit. And for others, it’s a way to jump on the World Cup bandwagon for the sake of a fashion trend. The stylist also argues that even though this is a male-oriented trend, women have every right to wear it too.
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