"balletcore" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2022 summer, “What’s Actually Selling When Everything Is Trending?”, in Apparel, →ISSN, page 22",
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          "text": "With the release of her first ready-to-wear capsule, “Mirroire Noire”, the Australian ballet dancer-turned-fashion designer takes centre stage, shining a new spotlight on fashion’s balletcore.",
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          "text": "As hinted in its name, balletcore entails the “everyday-fication” of the tutu – a dress that’s worn in classical ballet performances – and traditional dancewear items like dance belts, legwarmers, unitards, leotards, tights and dance shoes.",
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          "ref": "2023 March 2, Joe Bromley, “The Insider: 11 Key styles for spring”, in Evening Standard, page 19",
          "text": "If you’ve yet to surrender to balletcore, investing in a pair of pointe-style flats is the place to start.",
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