Flashy clothes, baggy jeans, chunky shoes: Fashion is enamoured with the Y2K era


Kei Too Hui Ching modelling for Y2K inspired outfits. Photo: The Star/Azman Ghani

All of us are nostalgic about something, whether it’s our childhood or memories of a simpler time.

Hence why we are currently experiencing the revival of Y2K. An aesthetic that brings us back to a time of trends that went hand-in-hand with innovation.

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