Last year, fashion on TikTok was all about the #cores, which YPulse told you all about. But in 2023, Gen Z took a hold of “core” and made the trend into something deeper. While #Core has been used in the last few years to describe hyper-specific aesthetics, usually for fashion subcultures, it also now functions as a general description of collective visuals with a central meaning. The #CoreCore, #HopeCore, and #MeCore trends on TikTok showcase the ever-evolving language and expression among young creators, using short-form videos to express profound social discourse. By understanding this content shift, brands can tap into the...
