The 2000s
Reformation’s New Collection Is Dedicated to Y2K Style
As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you’ll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. If you find yourself musing over Y2K style, you’ll appreciate Reformation’s new capsule collection. An early release from the brand’s spring offering, it’s a tight edit of statement pieces that we’ll be seeing more of in ’22. Reformation’s Y2K collection includes: two cropped ’90s baby tees, each with the word “passion” on them, in an azalea pink-and-lime colourway, and a black-and-orange colourway. Y2K for Reformation means a focus on lots of denim, four statement jeans silhouettes in a high rise with comic book p...
My Question to the Early 2000s – Why Did We Dress Like This?
The early 2000s was a strange time for pop culture. A time where women kissing was seen as shocking (Britney, Christina, and Links”>Madonna at the 2003 VMAs), but using people and pets as accessories wasn’t ( Links”>Gwen Stefani‘s L.A.M.B, and Links”>Paris Hilton‘s Tinkerbell). The early aughts was bizarre, for sure, especially between 2003 and 2006, which created some of the worst personal style of the past century. Yeah, it was that bad, which is why we absolutely love it. Early 2000s fashion sense might be trash, but it was totally iconic. We had a strange obsession with really long torsos. Not sure where that came from, but all signs seem to point to the debut of The Simple Life in 2003. Paris Hilton made Juicy Couture track suits, tiny dogs...
