Why is Y2K Aesthetic back?

Nostalgia definitely rules the fashion cycle but of course each generation is different. Today we are going to look into Gen Z and Y2K. It’s no surprise when the biggest fashion trends from decade’s past circle back with a fresh take. The early 2000s were very experimental, and with Gen Z and Millennials welcoming a nostalgia for the era, it was only a matter of time before the style came back. Some of the key pieces from the Y2K aesthetic are bigger than others, including wide-leg jeans, shiny jackets, baby tees, and velour tracksuits. Of course how could we not mention about those psychedelic, butterflies and colourful prints, also shiny metallic materials.

Future vibe shiny material

With the tech boom in the early 2000s, the idea of futuristic fashion was a huge trend. Shiny materials in silver or pearlescent shades are a great way to make your outfit pop and add a touch of nostalgia.

Baby tee

These teeny-tiny t-shirts are some of the cutest trends from the early 2000s to make a comeback. Typically, these shirts are cropped above the belly button and are higher fit across the chest.Style these with a pair of loose-fitting jeans, pleated skirt, or denim cut-offs – it’s a versatile option for your wardrobe and suits almost anything.

Tie front top

You can style them with a cute bralette, T-shirt, or nothing underneath and look super fresh. Rock them with high-waisted jeans, a mini skirt, or patterned wide-leg trousers – this is a style that you can wear over and over and it will never go out of fashion.

Velvet tracksuits

This iconic trend has made its way back 20 years later, with a little makeover. Brands like Juicy Couture, Baby Phat, and celebrities like J Lo, Paris Hilton, and Britney Spears made this ensemble famous.