Y2K

The "warm and fuzzy" statement coat got a red carpet makeover back in '00.

These specific garments and accessories dominated the trend cycle this year.

You can easily re-create the Y2K look.

You can now shop the exact same dress, almost two decades later.

A perfect example of how to make a popular costume choice your own.

These custom-made resin designs from Sprkl Shop are made for the kid at heart.

In 2003, the "Freaky Friday" actor embodied Y2K fashion on the red carpet.

This look isn't new to Black, Latinx and other people of color.

The look served as the perfect accompaniment to her new chapter of music.

Who knew baggy sweats could look so runway-ready?

By Rosie Jane's new, delectable scent is a new obsession.

Many pieces could've been from Spring 2003.

Clutch your pearls, Chanel bags and all things Y2K — because they're only going to be even more in demand.

The actor took part in the pre-social media method to directly hit back at haters and exes alike.

Versace's Spring 2023 collection is the ultimate homage to the '90s and 2000s.

The brand also makes a foray into menswear.

Plus, brands are hiring TikTok influencers to run their social media.

Enter the newest iteration of the revisited Y2K aesthetic.

Proenza Schouler and Altuzarra say so.

Through her obscure, under-appreciated fashion decisions, the actor proved time and time again that she plays by her own rules.

Plus, Parade collaborates with Urban Outfitters.

An underrated look from the queen of denim.

The Y2K comeback is still going strong.

In honor of the 'Elvis' premiere (and LiLo's Hollywood comeback).