From ‘‘Barbiecore’ to ‘coastal granddaughter’, fashion trends from the early 2000s are far from dead – and for that we have to thank social media apps such as TikTok and Instagram, and stars like Bella Hadid.
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First came the supposed death of skinny jeans. Then, the resurgence of cargo trousers, halter tops and baby tees.
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Bella Hadid Is Making a Popular Y2K Silhouette Cool Again
Y2K fashion won't die: TikTok, Bella Hadid helping to fuel Gen Z
Y2K fashion won't die: TikTok, Bella Hadid helping to fuel Gen Z
Y2K fashion won't die: TikTok, Bella Hadid helping to fuel Gen Z
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Y2K fashion has taken over. And Gen Z is loving it
Bella Hadid Is Making a Popular Y2K Silhouette Cool Again
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