A deep dive into the fashion and films from the late 1990s and early 2000s that cemented the internet's recent desire to dress like the next Joan of Arc.
With Miu Miu's blessing and Hailey Bieber's endorsement, the hair staple Bella Hadid championed years ago is back in rotation.
The rising K-pop group is giving the aesthetic a thrifted and layered Gen Z remix.
The future is looking retro as the world rewinds, replays, and rediscovers the high appeal of low resolution.
Can't seem to get enough of the 2000's? Well, the era's fashion is coming back once again.
The pop princess has made a full comeback, and we can't get enough.
2000s-era It bags get scaled down for the 2020s.
At the film's premiere in August 2000, superstar and style savant Kirsten Dunst certainly brought her A game with a look we're still thinking about 25 years later.
"You know, my daughter, tall, pretty, wears Chanel?"
From luminary fashion designers who emerged in the early 2000s to the frequent revival of Y2K styles, these are the most consequential fashion designers of the 2000s.
The late Ananda Lewis was a cultural icon, and her quietly powerful fashion moments deserve just as much recognition.
The English actor was the master of laidback style in the early aughts.
After first making a comeback last summer, the Y2K-esque swimwear style is making the rounds once again.
The pop star-turned-fashion designer went for an edgier look before embracing a refined, understated sense of style.
The actor's grungiest style moments over the years solidify her status as the ultimate cool girl of the era.
No one embraced the early 2000s low-rise jean look quite like Ciara.
The actor's Freaky Friday-era style was the definition of early 2000s fashion.
The new animal printed-bags channel Roberto Cavalli's signature energy in Y2K-reminiscent silhouettes.
The international pop star was decked out in an all-gold gown to take home her first Grammy award in 2001.
Among the nearly 100 items are Juicy Couture, Von Dutch, Miu Miu jackets, and more. See all the details on her closet sale with Vestiaire Collective, with net proceeds going towards her nonprofit and LA wilfire aid.
