The balletcore trend is back, but this time it’s not just about sweet satin slippers. From Simone Rocha’s carnation-inspired designs to Maximilian Davis’s club-ready take on ballet footwear, fashion is embracing a more gritty and sophisticated approach to the dance-inspired aesthetic. Find out how this trend is evolving and who’s leading the charge.
The world of fashion has always been inspired by the graceful elegance of ballet. But for Spring/Summer 2025, the balletcore trend is evolving, shedding its saccharine sweetness for a grittier, more attitude-driven aesthetic. Explore the latest runway looks that blend the classical grace of ballet with modern street style, as designers like Simone Rocha, Maximilian Davis, and Jonathan Anderson reinterpret the iconic elements of dance for a new generation.
Ferragamo’s Spring-Summer 2025 collection is bringing balletcore back with a vengeance, introducing a new hybrid sandal that blends the elegance of ballet slippers with the modern edge of thong sandals. These satin-ribbon adorned footwear are designed to elevate your athleisure looks with a touch of romanticism, promising to be the ultimate fashion statement of the season.
The balletcore trend has taken fashion by storm, and now it’s getting a sporty upgrade with the ballet sneaker. This hybrid design blends the elegance of ballet shoes with the comfort and practicality of sneakers, creating a unique and versatile style statement. From Simone Rocha’s iconic designs to the latest offerings from brands like Adidas and Puma, Vogue Singapore rounds up the most stylish ballet sneakers to sport this season.
