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Pop culture influence on fashion and beauty trends
Overview
Pop culture trends in fashion and beauty are increasingly driven by period dramas and celebrity influence. Historical fiction has transitioned into a major engine for digital trends such as ‘Regencycore’, ‘Cottagecore’, and ‘Coquette’. Analysts have noted a ‘Bridgerton effect’, which saw a 23% surge in searches for corsets, bringing items like opera gloves and pearl-adorned headbands into mainstream use.
This influence continues through specific celebrity-driven styles. Recent trends include the ‘Elinor haircut’, popularized by Daisy Edgar-Jones, which blends Regency-era aesthetics with modern elements. Additionally, high-profile figures like Olivia Rodrigo and Hailey Bieber have contributed to the resurgence of the ‘merch cap’ trend, involving the use of branded headwear as an effortless accessory.
Entities
Jane Austen · Olivia Rodrigo · TikTok · Daisy Edgar-Jones · Lyst
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesCelebrity style trends highlight new hair and accessory looks
Celebrity-driven trends are shaping current style, from Daisy Edgar-Jones’s Regency-inspired ‘Elinor haircut’ to the popularity of branded merch caps worn by stars like Olivia Rodrigo.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesPop culture trends driven by period dramas and iconic screen characters
Period dramas and iconic film and TV characters are driving global fashion and beauty trends, from the ‘Bridgerton effect’ in clothing to legendary hairstyles like Jennifer Aniston’s ‘The Rachel’.
Sources
bustle.com · glamour.com · instyle.es · libreonline.com · reporteplatense.com.ar