The dancers again collect prominence, and this time, they leave the essay study and join the daily costume of the great fashion figures. He Balletcore viral aesthetics inspired by delicate silhouettes and sportswear, has evolved. And who better to inaugurate the era of adult dancer chic than Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid?
In recent days, both supermodels have been seen with the most popular footwear trend of the season: the dancers. But what monopolizes headlines is not only the shoe itself, but the difference in style that each star has adopted, indicating a broader change in the interpretation of the Balletcore In 2025.
The silent luxury of Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner
Kendall Jenner, always willing to capture discrete sophistication, was photographed with black branches Eva with the square tip of The Row, which radiated minimalist elegance. He combined them with cowboys Danielle Stretch straight leg from Khaite, a sculptural top with low knotted and an extragranden leather tote bag, the Nuance Hobo Bag, also of The Row. Its accessories – rectangular sun gaps and small golden hoops – kept the look entrenched in the aesthetics of luxury and sobriety that characterizes it.
Its flat shoes, with a public sale price of more than $ 1,000, are already a trend between luxury buyers and minimalists, and have sold out in The Row. With its structured silhouette and sophisticated finish, they reflect the new balletcore: less fairy of sugar, more elegance to the Olsen.
Meanwhile, Gigi Hadid opted for a totally different path, combining his dancers Miu Miu de Satén Oliva, with a sale price of 1020 dollars, with ralph lauren camouflage pants, a white long -sleeved white shirt and a choral pink choral bag. An ironic softness to utilitarian pants.
Although Hadid’s look was more eclectic, he continued to reflect the spirit of balletcore, only filtered through a Y2K lens. It has a touch of Z gene, yes, but it is also wearable, comfortable and undeniably great.
Balletcore change: less tulle, more utility
So what does this say where the Balletcore? If the 2022 version of the trend was driven by Tiktok’s obsession with ties, cross skirts and pink blush, the evolution of 2025 is much more realistic. Today, Balletcore focuses less on recreating the costumes and more on channeling the spirit of ballet: natural elegance, fluidity and movement, with real adaptability.
The shoes are key. The dancers are increasingly popular for their practicality (flat, folding and elegant) and for their prestige in the fashion world. Brands such as Miu Miu, The Row, Repetto and Sandy Liang launch their own most sophisticated versions.
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Combine them with straight jeans, cargo pants or even tailored pants, and are not afraid to combine soft and forceful elements. The dancers have officially returned, but it is no longer about dressing like a dancer. It is about reinterpreting femininity in your own way.
With crochet embroidery from Zara (39.95 euros)
In an espargata format, by Toni Pons (59.95 euros)
The most viral, the Lucrecia de Flabelus model (98 euros)
BAlmost Myra Green Leather Ailarins, Camper (130 euros)
Mighty dancers in Beige Color, from Hne (59.95 euros on the Krack website)
*Images: Getty images and courtesy
