Dark Academia Is Coming For Fall. Move Over, Cottagecore.
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Last year, the “cottagecore” trend swept the culture (or at least the TikTok and Instagram worlds), bringing images of open fields, freshly baked pies, peasant dresses and gingham galore. These romantic countryside vibes persisted into summer 2021, with variations and spin-offs like fairycore and princesscore. But as the season comes to a close, we’re seeing a rise in a more fall-themed aesthetic: dark academia.
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