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Round 1, Match 28 — Bon Chic, Bon Genre vs. British Countryside

Bon Chic, Bon Genre (French for "good style, good class"), commonly abbreviated as BCBG, is a French phrase that refers to a lifestyle aesthetic and subculture associated with the traditional high bourgeoisie. Originating in the affluent districts of Paris during the late 1970s and 1980s, BCBG extends beyond fashion to encompass a specific code of manners, education, and social conduct. Its core principle is understated elegance, valuing discretion, tradition, and timeless quality over fleeting trends or overt displays of wealth. It can be understood as a French expression of the Old Money aesthetic.

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British Countryside (or British Sportsmanship, English/Scottish Countryside) describes the subculture of sports played by the nobility of Britain in their manors in rural areas, as well as some employees of the estate. It includes hunting, shooting, and equestrian sports, which are specialized, with many traditions and forms of dress associated with these activities. From the Victorian era to the 1950s, the visual culture for this aesthetic developed, with the clothing largely being developed during this time. However, the aesthetic has become less common, as fox hunting has been banned in many parts of the UK since the 2000s and the British nobility take on more modern practices and hobbies.

Which aesthetic do you prefer?

Bon Chic, Bon Genre

British Countryside

Voting ended onMay 14