Eight styles, decoded
Streetwear, old money, Y2K, cottagecore and more — every encore style in one place. What each one really means, and who it tends to suit best.
A style is a shorthand — a bundle of silhouettes, fabrics and attitude that reads instantly. Encore gives you eight of them, and every one keeps your face and pose exactly as they are while reimagining only the outfit. Here is what each look actually stands for, so you can pick with intent instead of guessing.
The loud four
These lean expressive. They make a statement the moment you walk in, and they photograph with energy.
- Streetwear — oversized layers, relaxed denim, box-fresh trainers and a cap. Urban, hyped, unbothered.
- Y2K — low-rise denim, baby tees, metallic shine and early-2000s flair. Playful and nostalgic.
- Festival — statement layers, texture and colour, expressive accessories. Built to be seen.
- Cottagecore — soft floral prairie dresses, natural fabrics, gentle pastoral styling. Romantic and warm.
The quiet four
These lean considered. They trade noise for cut, fabric and restraint — the looks that read as effortless because someone thought about every line.
- Old Money — tailored knitwear, crisp shirting, loafers, understated elegance. Quiet luxury.
- Formalwear — sharp suiting or an evening outfit, polished and event-ready.
- Minimalist — neutral tones, clean lines, a considered capsule-wardrobe feel.
- Athleisure — a sleek matching technical set, clean trainers, sporty and comfortable.
How to choose
Do not overthink the first pick. The whole point of encore is that trying another style costs you seconds, not a shopping trip. Start with the look you are curious about, then run its opposite — old money against streetwear, minimalist against festival — and let the contrast tell you which one is actually you.
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