A combination of the words “normal” and “hardcore,” normcore is a groundbreaking style, which celebrates the idea of conformity. Created in 2009, this unisex fashion trend is classified by unpretentious and simple-looking clothing. In one way "conformity" is an image that we often try to stay away from. Fitting in isn't everything, being an individual is what really matters. That's a concept that we could all benefit from in our daily lives. This fashion trend eliminates the pressure of expressing your individuality through what you wear. It focuses on dressing in a way that allows us to blend in with the crowd, instead of trying hard to stand out.
People who dress normcore consciously choose clothing this is comfortable and "basic" looking. Ironically, this style is anything but effortless. There is an uprising community of young adults who have adopted this trend and put lots of effort and money into making this “easy look,” look “easy.” If you are someone who is trying to figure out what your style is, you can definitely do it without burning a hole through your wallet.
How do you “Normcore?”
There are many ways you can find your personal style. The key is to stay true to your personality and dress in a way that makes you feel comfortable. Sometimes the most chic outfit could end up being a plain white t and your favorite pair of denim. This cool and easy style is more than just a wardrobe choice. There’s a message behind the trend that is changing the way we think about social standards in a positive way. Normcore encourages people to dress simply. It gives off the idea that you don’t have to try hard to fit in. When in college, it can feel extremely difficult to shop on a budget. But looking good isn’t all about spending a lot of cash. You can find versatile clothes at less expensive stores and still come up with some cool and hip outfits.
If you think your style might be normcore, then you're in luck. It can be not only the easiest to get, but it's also great for every body type and it's affordable. Don't think you have to dress expensive to look good. There's more to us than our exterior superficial qualities.
