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The Y2K comeback is still going strong.

When a beloved fashion brand (Ganni) links up with a beloved nostalgia staple (Juicy Couture).

The hilariously clever Apple TV+ mystery comedy reveals what really happened at the 2006 St. Patrick's Day party, with an assist from nostalgic fashion.

This look, which the "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star wore to a Juicy Couture event in 2001, is a great reminder of how chic bandanas still are.

Talk about self-aware advertising.

Your new fave performed "High Horse" on "Ellen" on Wednesday.

Plus, will the Juicy Couture tracksuit thrive in the age of athleisure?

The longer, the better.

We're using fashion's cyclical nature to justify our youthful choices — as if we had a real say in them then.

The woman behind the fashions of Katy Perry, Riley Keough, Suki Waterhouse and Nicole Richie is applying her styling know-how to the California brand.

If you're looking to get on board with this throwback trend, we have some easy styling tips to help make it modern.

Big-name buyers and top-tier professors break it down for us.

The New York-based designer and CFDA Incubator graduate pursued her dreams while juggling other brands and consultant work until just last year.

The brand hired a few familiar industry faces, including legendary stylist Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele.

And Sophia Webster launches bridal.

Azerbaijan will get a freestanding store before the U.S. does.

And 'Miss Vogue' has gone digital.