FASHION
Will you be wearing the new grandpacore look?
Last year grandmacore was a thing, but in 2024 it’s older men to whom the youngsters are paying style homage. It’s all over social media, says Anna Murphy
The Times
I saw one of my godsons this week, a twentysomething who dresses in a style that might be summarised best as 1920-something. Think braces and ancient-looking brogues, plus a handknitted balaclava for the lols.
Hector’s keen to get off the materialism merry-go-round, he told me. So he would probably be less than delighted to learn that he is channelling what Pinterest has just predicted will be one of the biggest trends of 2024: grandpacore. This is something he is unlikely to learn, however. He never looks at his phone. As I said: grandpacore.
Yes, another year, another “core”. This is the increasingly ubiquitous suffix that signals that what may seem to the uninformed to be merely a case of someone having dressed in the dark