What goes around comes around is certainly true when it comes to fashion, and now it's the early 2000s' time to shine again. This sentiment is perfectly captured by Josie Hardin (@josiehardin), a millennial woman who recently unearthed a collection of clothes she left at her parents' house over a decade ago. Far from being outdated, the low-rise shorts, Victoria's Secret sweatpants paired with Ugg boots that she rediscovered are now coveted by elder Gen Alpha—those born between 2010 and 2024.
Her video trying on the nostalgic outfits went viral, amassing 1.2 million views in just 24 hours since it was posted on December 30. Casting my vote with Gen Alpha Compliments flooded in from viewers, with one commenting, "That's 'vintage' now—worth big money!" Another added, "The VS sweatpants are ADORABLE.
" Many users shared their own love for the era's styles, revealing they'd never let go of similar pieces. "When I wear skirts, they're almost exclusively skater skirts—they're so flattering," wrote one commenter, while another confessed, "This might sound crazy to you, but I love me a good pair of low-rise shorts." The items of clothing are now described as Y2K fashion, and they've taken many back to the early 2000s.
"The low-rise shorts brought back so many memories...
" said a fifth commenter. In recent years, Y2K fashion has experienced a revival, particularly among Gen Z. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram have facilitated this resurgence, with young fashion enthusiasts emb.