Slaviccore

Slaviccore is an aesthetic that intertwines nostalgia for Slavic roots with a modern approach to fashion and self-expression. This style draws inspiration from cultural heritage, folk traditions, and craftsmanship, transforming them into elements that seamlessly integrate into everyday wardrobes. Slaviccore celebrates a connection to nature, family values, and the warmth of human relationships, embodying a balance between past and present.

The philosophy of Slaviccore lies in honoring history, cultivating inner harmony, and embracing mindful beauty. It’s a style for those who seek to connect their roots with the contemporary world, expressing their individuality through a blend of tradition and creativity.

History

Signature elements of the style

• Color palette: linen, clay, ochre, burgundy, emerald, sky blue, and milky white. Accents in contrasting tones of red, black, or blue
• Materials: linen, wool, cotton, and fur. Hand embroidery and ornamentation inspired by Slavic patterns
• Prints and patterns: geometric or floral motifs reminiscent of traditional handwoven textiles
• Cuts and silhouettes: simplicity and practicality, often borrowed from traditional folk costumes. Loose silhouettes, midi or maxi skirts, blouses with voluminous sleeves
• Accessories: headscarves, floral wreaths, belts with ethnic designs. Jewelry made from wood, ceramics, pearls, or beads
• Footwear: embroidered boots, leather or suede ankle boots, strappy sandals
• Details: ribbons, tassels, fringe, lace, and macramé embellishments

Wardrobe essentials

Substyles