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“Night Luxe” Is The Next Party Girl Aesthetic, Here’s How To Shop The Look
We’re dripping in sequins and crystals this summer, thank you very much.
While the “clean girl” aesthetic — known for its effortlessly minimal approach — has ruled TikTok for some time, this summer, we’re channeling “night luxe” instead, the full-on party-girl trend that’s taking over our social media feeds and wardrobes. Gone are the days of nearly-perfect slicked-back buns, green juices, and biker shorts paired with oversized buttons downs, we’re bringing back all things glitz and glam, like crystal gowns and bedazzled heels.
For the unfamiliar, “night luxe” is the latest TikTok aesthetic trend “marked by an expensive taste in clothes and an even more expensive taste in drinks, consisting of all-black-everything, dimly lit bars, dirty martinis, yellow cabs, stilettos, and oversized blazers,” according to Bustle. Currently, #nightluxe on TikTok has gained more than 36.4M views, intersecting other on-trend descriptors like “that girl” and “villain era.”
Some of our favorite celebs are already channeling “night luxe”’s luxurious aesthetic in their latest going-out looks. Back in May, Olivia Rodrigo was seen out to dinner in New York City wearing a see-through chainmail mini dress paired with a black bralette, high-waisted boy shorts, and platform heels. Kristen Stewart’s recent red carpet outfit involved head-to-toe sequins, while Lizzo, Hailey Bieber, and Bella Hadid wore feathers, form-fitting silhouettes, cutouts, and more.
As the next few months are filled with long dinners and late nights out, channel your inner “It” Girl by shopping our top “night luxe”-inspired picks, ahead.
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In case you didn’t get the memo, we’re rocking itty, bitty mini skirts all year long. Our top pick for the season is none other than With Jéan’s Safety Mini Skirt, which comes low rise and features front slits with safety pin detailing on the sides.
If you’re not feeling mini dresses this season, perhaps you may be interested in the catsuit trend, with Los Angeles Apparel’s lace unitard at the top of our wishlist. Try layering the up-and-coming silhouette with your favorite pants or maybe, alone with matching underwear or a bodysuit underneath.
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