>>18652239
>gen z fits
Ok unc. LMAO

>>18652241
How do I dress to get this type of girl exactly?

>>18652241
W2c gril? Do these exist in Alberta?

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>>18652239
Ignore the porkcore millennials. Back in the days porkcore enjoyers played Pokemon Red/Blue, the cool bootcut millennials played Dragonquest monsters.

>>18652239
why is my generation so unoriginal? le PS2 Y2K is so fucking lame its just a rehash of the same shit as 25 years ago. where is the novelty?

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>>18652239
Vintage wrestling shirts at the mall seem kinda cool

the generation of "cores" yet has zero innovation of their own. truly a hollow one clinging to meaning by wearing costumes week by week. fashion generation equivalent of sisyphus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONuQVIRdBu8

Gen Alpha is pretty much Theriancore and old mall goth with Tripp pants.

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I have pics for ur thread if u want?

inauthentic bougie rich kids with no personality thread

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>>18652239

Broke up with my girl tonight, need one of these
>>18652241
>>18653368

>>18653470
Who breaks up on Valentine's Day?

>>18653478
bpdemons

>>18653368
kino.

>>18652239
I saw girls wearing y2k low rise jeans with crop tops at the mall on vday and some badly dressed lonely single nerds were calling them whores

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>>18652239

>>18653664
>>18653388
>>18653383
>>18653318
>>18653252
>wow zoomers look so cool
Literally no one ever.

>>18653678
Go eat a lemon

>>18653383
he's from my hometown

>>18653305
Because your generation is filled with brainrotted, politically correct, conformist NPC. In order to be be original you have to think for yourself, go against the status quo, and challenge existing norms. But no one deepthroats the establishment's cock more than zoomers.

>>18653723
>Because your generation is filled with brainrotted, politically correct, conformist NPC
This could be said for any generation after ww2

>>18653762
And before WWII.

>>18653797
There were secret societies that did was fucking weird shit around the 1850s. We were never know the true extent to how terribly based the proto-nazis were.

>>18653305
Fashion usually cycles. Just wait until Supreme becomes vintage.

>>18652239
>>18652241
So all of Gen Z dresses like the band Dir En Grey. Got it.

>>18653859
Exactly. Now I know how my dad felt when I got excited about Wham! and 80s Randy Newman like 10 years ago.

>>18653859
oh god, can you imagine? odd future 2012 tie dye nostalgia or massive v-neck t shirts with flat brim hats and skinny jeans.

>>18653762
>>18653797
>>18653723
That and Gen Z is irony-poisoned. Their main criticism of Millennials seems to be that they're enthusiastic about things in earnest and not just pretending.

>>18653975
this is a bit of a revisionism. millennials were notorious in 2012 for their irony and inauthenticity just like gen z. does nobody remember how one of the criticisms of millennial hipsters during their peak was how they would describe doing things or being into things ironically?

>>18653991
in the early 2010s* is what i meant to say

>>18653991
>hipsters during their peak was how they would describe doing things or being into things ironically?
Yes, and everyone fucking hated those guys. Gen Z is a generation of hipsters that instead of finding something they thought you didn't know about, would go on to hate everything in ways they refuse to explain so that you may never grasp what they're actually into. Of course, we all know what they're actually into, and it's jacking off while staring in the mirror, but this is having diminishing returns because the face staring back keeps getting older.

I wear a white tee and jeans personally

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>>18653339
something looks off about this entity

>>18654133
>>18653862
Isn't it weird that trannys don't listen to vk? You would think they'd be all over it but most of them don't even remotely care about the genre.

>>18654673
Trannies listen to hyperpop and scenecore like Pröz.

>>18653969
35 year old rapidly ageing zillenial in knee high OFWGKTA socks

>>18654152
She’s Bibi babydoll, she doesnt always look like that, but its one of her facecards she returns to.

>>18653305
You are genuinely fucking retarded, the current Y2K trend is probably the most interesting and original aesthetic to emerge in about 2 generations. It’s not le epic wacky throwback shitslop that millennials shat out but an actually transformative and interesting remix of one of the better eras of design.

>>18652239
>bitches about millennial fashion
>then also wants Y2K fashion
Nigga are you retarded? You complain about millennials and then want to have their fashion?

>>18656009
Y2K fashion was started by Gen X

>>18653975
>>18653991
Gen Z is entirely different. Everything is done out of fear and conformity. They have a crippling fear of standing out or being perceived in general, because they think it will lead to them being recorded and put on tiktok mockingly, which will go viral and make them a socially destroyed, unemployable global laughing stock.

>>18655997
reminder that in the 2010s, the 2000s were considered the worst era for aesthetics just like the 2010s are now and the 2020s will be in the 30s

>>18656051
>gen x were teenagers/early 20s in the early-mid 00s
how fucking retarded are you

>>18656129
What you refer to as "Y2K" was originally started in the mid 90s to at least the mid 2000s, which was started by Gen X, millennials were about bohemian hippie fashion along with hipster culture, they also loved minimalism as opposed to the somewhat chaotic look of the 2000s and even mocked it during the 2010s as gaudy and trashy, everyone hated on that time period back then, stop trying to rewrite history.

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>>18656426
Nta, you have a point tho. Gwen Steffani is 35 in this pic from 2004 and is gen X.

Makes ya think!

>>18656435
damn, that shit is bananas

>>18656426
>hurr durr millennial fashion is stomp clap hey
you are fucking retarded and should kill yourself. Millennials in the late 90s and early 00s were in their teens and 20s. Stop trying to rewrite history you fucking midwit.
>2010s are.... le worst
Everyone hates on the 2010s now, but gen A will consider one of the most aesthetic decades when we hit the 2030s. Just like the 2000s were clowned in the 2010s, and the 90s were clowned in the 2000s.
Seriously, kill yourself you pathetic moron.

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>>18656435
nta but Avril Lavigne was 20 in 2004,a millennial, much like every other young fashion icon that is copied and glazed as y2k. Really makes you think!

>>18656456
Skater culture is not making me think. Its pretty stupid. Oh hell yeah a tie! Yah man thats really really cool. s/

Just not for me at all. Avril got interesting later when the jfashion influence came into her style. Shes also hot now as a step-mom kinda way.

>>18656456
Ohi get ur point now , yeah. Hmm.

Need real life anecdotes and non celebs to explain the occurrence in their locality. Not gonna get that on 4chan.

>>18656451
The oldest millennials were like 13 in a the late 90s pal
>gen A will consider one of the most aesthetic decade
Congrats on understanding fashion cycles, now onto my original point, all those "Y2K" aesthetics were started by Gen X, you can literally look this up..

>>18652239
ironically it seems like current genz fits is recycled y2k aka millennial styles soooo...

>>18656498
The oldest Millennials were 15-18 in the late 90s you fucking moron

>>18655997
>Y2k fashion is original
Yeah, original to the year 2000. This is just doing the exact same thing again but saying it's different.

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>>18656589
*sigh*

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*triple sigh*

>>18656638
>>18656641
>ChatGPT as a source
*sigh*

>>18656638
So zoomers are just taking the sloppy seconds and calling it their own now? Lmao

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*quadruple sigh*
There it is pal, Gen X created it, Millennials consumed it and then largely rejected it once they became adults, and Gen Z revived it.

Image related, Jeff Hardy is a Gen Xer.

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>>18656644
Gemini actually, all AI does is scour the internet for information that's already available and presents it to you in a quick and simple prompt, welcome to the future pal.

Also wrong image on my previous post.

>>18656638
>>18656641
>>18656643
Well yeah, how would a 15 year old manufacture a clear plastic GameBoy? The Y2K shit was built to meet what the millennials wanted, such is how literally everything is done.

>>18656649
>*sigh*
Have you got asthma or are you just a weeb?

>>18656651
>Gemini actually
Lol even worse, Googles AI was telling people to add glue to their food to make it thicker. LLMs sourcing all their info from Reddit of all places is too fucking funny.

>>18656654
>LLMs sourcing all their info from Reddit
its never been more over

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>>18656654
it serves the purpose of educating the low IQ mongrels (you)

millennials are just angry that THIS is the legacy they left behind.

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I'm too lazy to make a collage but modern Y2K fashion borrows heavily from visual kei, a music genre and fashion scene which was started in Japan by mostly boomers and gen xers.

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>>18656646
it's not the first time something like this has happened, in the late 70s to at least the mid to late 80s, there was a big 1950s nostalgia wave in the US (which also spread to Japan and the UK) among boomers which saw a lot of fashion styles from the 1950s, which were mostly started by Silent Gen, became popular again, which meant that pompadours. slicked back hair, greaser style, etc. became trendy, even 80s business suits were designed to be similar to 50s suits. And in Japan, Yankii and Bosozoku fashion became popular which was literally just greaser style with a Japanese twist.

>>18656638
>AI slop
*sigh* you just keep embarrassing yourself further

>>18656641
By this logic, the current Y2k revival was actually created by Millennials for Gen Z to consume.
*sigh*

>>18656658
nah that's 2030s Gen A hipster revival. you're too old to catch on to it but that's Gen A fashion - the generation that is younger and much cooler than Gen Z and paving the way.

>>18656669
Millennials are the "we wuz" of the generations, similar to their boomer parents, they think they're special snowflakes who created everything, just wait until Gen Alpha revives 2010s fashion trends and you'll have some fun arguing with zoomers who will claim that Gen Z started everything from minimalist aesthetics, hipster fashion, and indie sleaze.

>>18656670
Nice cope, but that style was huge in like 2011-2014, peak millennial aesthetics right there. Remember when millennials used to make fun of the baggy clothes of the 90s and 2000s? But now that it's cool to wear baggy clothes again suddenly they created it KWAB

>>18656669
>>18656669
Zoomers are the "we wuz" of the generations, similar to their boomer grandparents, they think they're special snowflakes who created everything, just wait until Gen Alpha revives 2010s fashion trends and you'll have some fun arguing with the same zoomers who will claim that Gen Z started everything from minimalist aesthetics, hipster fashion, and indie sleaze.
>>18656671

>>18656673
Nice cope, but that style is huge in like 2030-2036, peak Gen A aesthetics right there. Remember when Zoomers used to make fun of the slim hipster clothes of the 00s and 10s? But when it's cool to wear those clothes again suddenly zoomers will say they created it KWABOTY

>>18652239
lmao baggy and y2k's out the younger Zoomers and older Alphas are all rocking late 00s bootcut and larping as Johnny Knoxville now. But unc ahh zoomlennials are stuck on this buns dead trend KWAB

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>>18656675
>resorted to copying me like a child because he couldn't handle the truth
pic related, the average millennial

>>18656680
The average millennial is like a techie version of hipster and kinda fat with a button-down that has little anchor or whale patterns. They went from emo to hipster to quirk chungus and a slight reminiscence of their emo days ending up looking like JD Vance.

>>18656682
Millennials spent their emo days spamming their "LOL SO RANDUMB XD" humor around this country like a plague, in a way, it was proto-quirk chungus behavior, then they grew up and went to college and turned into pseudo intellectuals typing up long essays on the evils of capitalism, masculinity, and how genders a social construct, essentially laying the blueprint for all the leftist trash we had to deal with in the late 2010s and early 20s, then they hit their mid 30s and reverted back to their quirk chungus antics because they couldn't handle the fact that they were old and longer hip, essentially turning into their parents they so criticized in their youth. Millennials just can't catch a break, they were doomed from the start.

>>18656702
lol unc seething because everyone will remember zoomers for their le random faces tiktoks and fortnite and muh eboy slay vibes or whatever you dinos used back in the late 2010s. getting so old you can't even maxx to htn

I just want to say I'd fuck the hell out of this twink.
That's all.

>>18653478
Romantics like myself. She broke into my house two days later and hasnt left btw. Learn game.

>>18656963
Ty for sharing :)

>>18656950
>>18656698
>has to pretend he's gen alpha to win the argument
sad

>>18656680
>Every millennial was a hipster
>even though hipsters were notoriously hated as a group
Anon, you're like a babby.

Anyone else missing the post y2k "GWOT" era? Like from the Iraq invasion until the financial collapse? When everything had camo prints, and tech went from blobjects to ruggedized. At least the bootcut jeans and m-65s are back.

>>18657807
The best Y2K styles from back then was when it was between the alternative style with spiky hair and when Abercrombie suddenly became popular. Think of Nine Inch Nails meets Drake and Josh.

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>>18657884
Yup.
Unreal Tournament was a hell of a game.

>>18657956
Y2K is cool.
Being a femboy isn’t cool.

This all just looks like hot topic/pac sun circa 2003
t. unc

I guess it's just 1 zoomer itt but holy fuck you lil niggas are retarded

>>18656659
not really. modern y2k shit isnt really ultra bombastic, loud and lots of crossdressing like visual kei. not everyone walks around looking like kingdom hearts characters. most people are more into looking like people from the Freestyler music video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNFyxvIdaM

>>18656963
youre a 4channer. you'd fuck anything thats warm and fleshy.

>>18655997
>It’s not le epic wacky throwback shitslop
it literally fucking is you fucking retard. its a bunch of zoomers on pinterest trying to look like characters from Tekken 5 and artists from 1999 and shit. its just pure perverted copying JUST like the muttllennial faggots that dressed like faux-lumberjack faggots with swans t shirts, moustaches, beanies and skinny jeans. its all disgusting simulacra all the same.

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None of these people look real,how old are you, kid?Is pic related a real person?Simple question

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>>18660001
Incorrect. I only fuck cute/hot guys.

Millennial here. Can someone please explain Gen Z fashion to me beyond the obvious stuff like le baggy pants meme. Are there distinct labels of fashion subcultures for Gen Z? The impression I get is that they form all of their style from late 90s early 2000s Japanese entertainment. Makes me think of Dreamcast, ps1/ps2 games.

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>>18660040
I’m being genuine. For what it’s worth I think the Gen Z fashion is inherently better than soillennial skinny jeans long buffalo check flannel beanie wearing ipa drinking dogshit

>>18657017
Update: I kicked her out last night when she refused to help me make peanut butter cookies (turned out great), after I had made a delicious roast chicken

>>18660034
Their fashion is mostly dictated by TikTok which is dictated by Kpop. Anything a Kpop group does gets passed onto internet crowds.

Y2K and alt “emo” Y2K, eboy/egirl, therian-core, which is a grungy and alt version of Y2K, and then there’s femboy. Zoomer “basic” is basically what any frat boy has been like since the 2000s with a slight change in haircut, and for girls, from sexy leggings and Ugg boots from 15 years ago, to baggy blue jeans and white sneakers.

Zoomer men hairstyles are the broccoli fade, the bird nest mop that covers the forehead, which derives from the millennial skater boy haircut, or a K-pop/anime haircut as long as the parting, or lack thereof, isn’t from the side.

Girl hairstyles are basic white girl straight, a coke slut hairstyle with two knots/buns like sailor moon, a wolf cut, which is a tomboyish mullet, a short middle-parted mullet to show androgyny, or Dutch braids that stick to the head rather than loose like pigtails.

>>18660082
Thanks, this makes sense and helps add a label to what initially just looked like a big hodge podge of “vibes” and “aesthetic”. Although anyone could find a caricature of any of these and poke fun at it, the millennial fashion in comparison was basically just the stomp clap hey soiface dogshit. Hideous extra long buffalo check flannels with some crazy contrasted colorway like cyan and blue, skinny jeans, beanie, bitch tits from drinking craft beer, or the dumbass wearing slim cut jeans with a v-neck tee and blazer jacket. Zoomers are hitting their late 20s and at some point they are going to have to start transitioning from their very bold outfits into a more modest style, but I will say that they have a fundamentally superior sense of silhouette and proportions, and they definitely saw the mistakes of the craft beer drinking millennial cosmopolitan and instead favored a more health-oriented lifestyle where they focused on their actual physique and attractive qualities. They will not have any issue putting together solid outfits using more classic and unassuming pieces of clothing because they will more easily craft a good silhouette which is like 70% of what makes a fit look good. I don’t suspect that they will hold onto the ultra baggy pants meme, but they will likely start gravitating to a slightly less absurd version of that such as normal relaxed/wide 501s. Overall though, I would pick the wild y2k zoomer fits any day of the week over millennial fashion. Much more interesting outfits while perfecting the basics of proportions

>>18660092
To be fair, most of that HR department post-hipster shit was done by the older millennials who were borderline Gen-X. Usually they were either the techies trying to geek up hipster a bit, or were from the Midwest and late to the trends. Especially the blazer and slimmed bootcut jeans look like they’re software developers at an expo. These older ones are the same people who got fat and have those button-downs with little anchors patterns on them. The same people who are married to a quirk chungus. Meanwhile, the middle and younger millennials were more into emo, scene, that galaxy fad, the brief seapunk fad, crust punk, HYPHY, and some variant of raver.

Older millennials were like Brian Griffin from Family Guy and looked like they exclusively shopped at GAP. Middle and younger millennials were a lot more youthful and were the ones obsessing over a thigh gap.

>>18660144
I still stand by my point. I am 31, so at the tail end of the millennial generation and I still partook in some of the retarded millennial trends from 2012-2016 like slim jeans and tight t shirts until the Mac Demarco thrifter slackercore stuff started blowing up, which I would consider to be the best version of millennial fashion even though it still isn't all that great looking back. My point is that although Gen Z has some wild and bold fashion subcultures, I still think in the big picture they can craft better outfits compared to millennials because they have a much more solid understanding of proportions and silhouette, and they are inherently more interested in toning their physique which makes them look objectively better in any outfits they wear.

>>18660164
I agree. Baggy millennial pants just means wearing a size too big and looking ill-fitting. Baggy zoomer pants means a wide leg opening, yet fitting properly with the correct waist size. Kind of like Reggie from Rocket Power. Tight shirts are still a thing, but what zoomers do is have muscles to show off, which backs up what you said about fitness and silhouettes.

>>18660034
It's kind of hard to describe, even for me, because a lot of it comes and goes through the feed-based attention economy we live in now - thus the rise of fashion "microtrends" that barely last a month or so. Realistically you could just check whatever pages have been updated recently on the aesthetic wikia or something, which is a better idea than trying to get a grasp on what the entire generation is doing as a whole (it's too fragmented). But from what I see IRL, it's currently baggy pants and earth tones alongside spamming as many piercings/rings/accessories as possible - itabags, plastic-encased mascots and plushes, et cetera. Sometimes a few do go for a general "alt" look which just bastardizes and melds punk/goth/emo/scene into some sort of baseline look that's "different" with colored hair (usually either bleached, white/grey, or dark primary colors)

>>18653388
damn mirin those calves

>>18653859
when do we get the gigacycle and bring back loincloths and furs

>>18653862
>>18654673
WTF is going on here? Is Visual Kei having a revival?
Malice Mizer and Psycho le Cemu were the best.

>>18656129
Millenials just ate up what we gave them, they're much too well-adjusted and petit bourgeois to create something like Y2K fashion.
Millennial fashion is 2010s skinny jeans faux 80s style.
t. Gen X

>>18656451
Nobody will want a 2010s revival, millennial style just looks shit on everyone.
>the 90s were clowned in the 2000s
They weren't at all. Everyone looked back on the 90s with affection, hence the supremacy of hip hop, punk, goth and alternative rock in 00s subculture. The 2010s broke totally with the 00s like the 90s did with the 80s, but the 00s grew organically from the 90s and revived the 80s on top of it.

>>18652239
i think it's fascinating how the main avenues of this aesthetic are roblox and tiktok. very internet bred

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>>18660288
>Is Visual Kei having a revival?
No, but thanks to the internet, certain aspects of visual kei are being borrowed and applied to modern Y2K fashion, but most of those people don't necessarily know what visual kei is, nor do they care.

Hide was a Gen Xer, just to piss of that one anon.

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Here's Miyavi (a Gen Xer) back in the late 90s or early 2000s, you could go on instagram or tiktok and see girls dressed similar to him but most of them have never heard of this man, or visual kei.

>>18660292
retarded zoomer detected

>>18660720
Looking like a nerd although you never got the grades will never come back.

Smartwear is for software engineers who are bitter.

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>>18660292
>Nobody will want a 2010s revival
lmao im betting that in 5-6 years, people will start dressing like this again

>>18660292
>Everyone looked back on the 90s with affection
lmao

zoomers are too fucking retarded to ever take seriously. the internet has been such a disaster for this gen that is so prone to revisionism and propaganda.

>>18660758
2010s was more BoHo and that “live laugh love” look that millennial moms have.

The men dressed like software developers or like they exclusively shopped at GAP, Urban Outfitters, or Banana Republic.

>The same teal, mustard, olive, salmon, black, and navy blue chinos.
>The same beige sweaters with a shawl neck
>The same pea coats in navy blue or black
>The same tees from H&M or Zara where you can only buy things in a faded peachy pink or black
>Clark’s Desert Boots, even though they were a meme
>Gay fucking boat shoes
>Yet another army green parka
>The same jogger chinos with a white rope-like drawstring
>Dorky blue button-downs with little anchors and white dots all over, or white with blue dots.
>Owls on everything like it’s some Freemason shit
>Marilyn Monroe’s face printed on tees
>Deliberately exposing your socks in some goofy pattern.

2010s were the HR department with a a token homosexual office manager if you had to give it a fashion name.

>>18660292
>my generation is simply ascendant
YOU DONT REMEMBER THE 90S
KYS

>>18660710
Is he from the future?

Take those phones away from Gen Z Shitters

>>18660737
what the fuck are you talking about moron that has nothing to do with the objective irrefutable fact that in the 2010s everyone hated 00s fashion and in the 00s everyone hated 90s fashion, referencing saved by the bell and early sienfeld and vanilla ice

>>18660796
doesn't matter, gen alpha will have nothing but nostalgia for it and come up with some new name for the "aesthetic" and start dressing like 2012 hipsters again

>>18661068
Nobody in the 2000s inherently liked 2000s fashion. The just dressed that way to bullshit into a girl’s panties. Same with music. Nobody actually liked MCR or dressing like a homo from Abercrombie.

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Milenniboomers can't handle gen z kino

>>18661083
reading comprehension you Indian retard

>>18661290
every hello kitty girl i've ever met has been a massive bitch

>>18661290
cool fit until she throws it all away in a fit of bpd rage

gen z is so cooked it actually bums me out

holy cringe

>>18661297
Cuz ur fat

>>18657956
ew

>>18661290
a girl like this is the perfect compliment to a skinhead maxxed chud