New year, new trends, or in other words, the neo-bourgeois aesthetic is here and every fashion insider is looking for the most chic ways to incorporate it into their wardrobe.
It seems that fashion welcomes with a more sophisticated and formal aesthetic, with items of the so-called neo-bourgeois style, bringing back the real values of elegance that characterized the woman in the 70s. So to adopt it, all you have to do is add to your wardrobe all-time classic items with a new touch. Starting with the white blouse with neck tie from 'ALE, you will create the basis for a dynamic and timeless style, while the grey jacket with its special cut and geometric buttons from Regalinas will add another neo-urban touch to your look. As for the coat that will complete your look, a wool camel coat from the GANT store is a good choice.
The comeback of the neo-bourgeois style from the 1970s, a decade that in itself has a sense of revolutionary femininity, brought sophisticated bottoms to the surface. Thus, the plaid tweed mini skirt from the Tommy Hilfiger store becomes a classic neo-bourgeois option, modern and feminine. At the same time, the black n' white pleated, midi skirt from the Simple Caracters store, composes a polished n' sophisticated setting. And as, symbols of urban wear are also office items, the striped cashmere trousers from Rococo Donna store, undoubtedly, deserve to join your wardrobe.
The key phrase to understand this trend is urban identity and refers to women looking for a modern and feminine style, based on classic designs with a few twists. So, to freely identify with the trend, all you have to do is add to your shoe collection the black, pointed heeled boots from the Clarks store. However, to properly complete a look based on the neo-burgeois aesthetic, you also need a bag like the Anna two-sided tote bag from the Lacoste store.
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