Results for: 'y2k'

Toronto-based designer, Steff Eleoff, sacked off her MFA in New York to pursue jewellery design – a decision that’s proving worthwhile, one seductive piece at a time.

Alex Kazemi’s new book is a suckerpunch account of bro culture, American mass media and the pitfalls of ’90s nostalgia beyond Kate Moss, Sonic Youth and Blockbuster.

Central Saint Martins grad Bailey Slater’s inaugural magazine celebrates all things British, gay, and early Noughties – get ready for an adrenaline-fuelled ride, soundtracked by Girls Aloud.

The collection looked to an early internet aesthetic to take us firmly into the future.

To celebrate Juicy Couture’s OG velour tracksuit turning 25, the brand has launched a new collection that pays homage to its famed heritage. Here, THE FACE looks back at the tracksuit’s best sartorial moments.

Amid mass job resignations and Brexit-aggravated economic strain in the UK, young women are repurposing the Y2K staple – jeans and a nice top – and finding new meaning in 2022.

Big Brother House, this is Davina. You are live on… ITV2. Following news that the reality show is returning next year, we looked back at some of the contestants’ best eviction night looks.

The siren call of netted fabrics, sheer dresses and tattered, asymmetric hems is taking fashion by storm. Is it some much-needed escapism, or does it point to something a little more political?

After two years of enforced masking up, slogan tees have become the best way to speak up and speak out. The ruder the better, we say.

Asking for a friend: DIY clothing is sustainable and saves pennies – it’s a win-win. Want to give your wardrobe a revamp but don’t know where to start? We’ve consulted some experts so you can give old garms a new lease of life.

Lindsay Lohan, MySpace and Red Bull Light make up the holy trinity for this provocative new womenswear brand, whose goal is to make mini-dresses the new office-wear.