Another day another #fashionpedia episode! Hi everyone, today's episode of #fashionpedia, the column where I talk to you about different aesthetics and share 10 outfit ideas, is about Regencycore. I need to anticipate that I love this aesthetic because I'm deeply in love with the Bridgerton show, the historical period, and the general fanciness.

The actual Regency Era took place in the UK from 1811 to 1820. As a result, fashion changed significantly, becoming more casual and romantic with flowing fits and floral patterns.

Regencycore, in fact, stands for a hyper-feminine aesthetic like the cottagecore one. So, grab your puffy sleeves tops, flowing and floral dresses, and your most romantic silk skirt. But, unlike cottagecore, which is more connected with nature and slow living, regencycore is the fanciest, most glamorous, and festive core you can imagine. So, remember that you're going to one of those Bridgerton balls with long gloves, flowing silky dresses, beautiful tiaras, corsets, and music, and dress accordingly. You're entering a new world made out of escapism, nostalgia, romanticism, and opulence.

If you're looking for a modern feel of the regencycore aesthetic, LoveShakeFancy is your favorite brand alongside Markarian. Speaking of accessories, your mum's cabinet is your best friend because you'll need many pearls, sparkling jewels, and hair accessories.

I love the regencycore aesthetic because it's the best of both worlds between cottagecore e the glamour of dressing up.

Whenever I'm watching historical movies or shows, the costumes, and the setting attract me incredibly. I feel like I lived in one of those eras in my previous lives, but I still love romanticism, etiquette, dresses, and the love for a great sense of fashion.

Anyway, let's get into the fun part of this column. Here are 10 outfit ideas you can recreate to test if you love the regencycore aesthetic.

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