Dark Academia is a fashion and aesthetic that has been gaining popularity in recent years. It draws inspiration from classic literature, art, and architecture, and is characterized by a dark, moody, and intellectual vibe. In this blog, we'll explore the origins of Dark Academia and how to incorporate it into your personal style.
The term "Dark Academia" was coined on Tumblr in 2017, and has since grown into a full-fledged subculture with its own set of values and beliefs. At its core, Dark Academia is about embracing knowledge, intellectualism, and the pursuit of excellence. It's about finding beauty in the darkness, and elevating the mundane to the sublime.
So what does Dark Academia style look like? Think tweed blazers, leather satchels, and turtleneck sweaters. It's all about classic, timeless pieces that exude sophistication and elegance. Dark colors like black, navy, and forest green are the foundation of the style, but you can also incorporate muted shades like burgundy and mustard for a pop of color.
Accessories also play a big role in Dark Academia style. Think vintage watches, fountain pens, and leather-bound journals, or vintage style notebooks. Scarves, berets, and loafers are also popular choices. The key is to choose accessories that are both functional and stylish.
When it comes to functional and stylish, notebooks are always a hit. Pair your Dark Academia style with one of our Dark Academia style notebooks! They are perfect for school, college, work, hobbies, or home. Or are you looking for Dark Academia decorations? These composition notebooks also make a eye-catching addition to your Dark Academia office, Dark Academia bedroom, or Dark Academia staging.
These are our 7.5'' x 9.25'' composition notebooks:
Prefer 8.5'' x 11'' composition notebooks? Here you are:
Dark Academia is a fashion and aesthetic that celebrates knowledge, intellectualism, and the beauty of the dark and moody. It's a style that is both timeless and sophisticated, and can be easily incorporated into your wardrobe with a few key pieces.
So why not give it a try and see if it resonates with you?
Which notebook design(s) do you like?
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