Coquette Fashion: The Flirtatious Trend Takes Over 2024

Coquette is a word in French that means flirtatious and as such, they mark the style that is going viral on social networks as a new trend.

Coquette fashion comes to flood our entire 2024 after 231 years, when women in the French Revolution wore striking outfits that they later took up two centuries later in the film Marie Antoinette.

This wave of fashion displaces “aesthetic”, which recently set a trend in the way people wore clothes or expressed their ideas on social networks.

Wearing pink highlights femininity and combined with pastel colors gives a plus to your outfit of the day. Dresses with flowers, clothes with lace, satin, sandals, shoes with brooches and ribbons in the shape of bows complement this fashion that returns after a few years.

An old fashion returns
In 1981, the iconic fashion designer, Vivienne Westwood, presented her first and emblematic collection called Pirates. The idea of ​​the British businesswoman, who was going through a difficult time in her life, was to “leave behind the island of desolation on which she found herself.”

The idea of ​​adopting a bow and placing it on clothing, wearing it in the hair and even putting it on the Christmas tree, soon became the taste of people who now imitate the look of the French who were more fashionable. 230 years later.

According to specialized fashion sites, the style is inspired by a combination that ranges from the film ‘Marie Antoinette’ by Sofia Coppola, the series ‘Bridgerton’ and the singer Lana del Rey.

Angel Coquette de Kali Uchis
The American actress, singer-songwriter and director Kali Uchis released the song Igual que un angel with Peso Pluma, where the 29-year-old businesswoman wears an outfit in different shades of pink accompanied by flowers of various colors.

The style was symmetrically adapted to the success of the song that came out this year and the flirty fashion that began to rise towards the sky in 2022.

The flirt on the internet
Flirty fashion begins to flood networks like Instagram and TikTok where hundreds of users share all the improvements they make to their clothing, pets, and even memes.

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