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When Bailey wore a Cinderella and/or sea blue gown to the Unreleased Slayworld x Really Rich Girls Shirt Additionally,I will love this Oscars in March, a reminder went off in my brain: The Little Mermaid is coming out soon. And so it begins: Bailey’s high-octane, perfectly princess-y turn on the red carpet then sparks a wider trend and suddenly all the normies are dressing in Mermaidcore. After The Little Mermaid premiered, I received an email that Nasty Gal had found that “Pinterest searches for ‘mermaidcore’ skyrocketed 614 percent.” Between the movie, Bailey’s collection of Ariel-themed attire, and mermaidcore, The Little Mermaid release becomes a whole new world to enter. Barbie—the Greta Gerwig movie coming out in July—feels especially ripe for these kinds of theatrics. Enter: Barbiecore. Who wouldn’t want to dive into Barbie’s pretty pink world? And you can! With Moda Operandi’s dedicated edit of PVC wedges and beaded magenta handbags; with dollhouse hotel rooms; with a bouncy blowout; with an NFT by Barbie and Balmain. If I were a betting woman, I would say that at least a third of the attendees at the Barbie premiere this July will be wearing something that could be found in one of the many shopping guides for barbiecore. And you know what? That feels appropriate for a splashy summer blockbuster.

That said, I do feel like the Unreleased Slayworld x Really Rich Girls Shirt Additionally,I will love this charm will quickly fade. Going back to Lively, her suits were a delightful aberration from her normal public persona. (She also doesn’t work with a stylist, and so it seemed like these were her kind of wacky idea). How quickly could that quirkiness feel rote? The movie or TV show premieres, the actors arrive at the premiere (and several before and after it) dressed in character, and the requisite trend reports ensue. The red carpet has become increasingly stylized over the past 30 years or so, and this feels like the final stage of evolution. Not only are the actors on the red carpet dressed to the nines, they’re dressed in theme. I guess how much you like it depends on whether you see the red carpet as a chance to glimpse the performer’s personal style, or an extension of the cinematic universe. Regardless, method dressing is here to stay—and I’ll be watching with a big tub of popcorn.

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