Alvashirt - Codyko Sweet Tooth Shirt

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The consensus seems to be to let the Codyko Sweet Tooth Shirt also I will do this hat take center stage, and to keep the rest of your fit simple. Whereas Y2K stars wore their Von Dutch trucker hats with extremely maximalist outfits—think with ripped jeans, camo tees, and bejeweled sunglasses—now it’s all about balancing out the gaudiness of a trucker. If you’re in the market for one, cool indie labels like Beepy Bella have released their own take on truckers, including one in denim and covered in luxurious Swarovski crystals. “I always love to play with nostalgia and retroness within my work,” says Beepy Bella designer Isabella Lalonde. “What I love about [our] truckers is that they are a storybook for your head. There are secret messages embedded throughout the cap, especially when you turn it upside down. People feel the love when they wear them.” Ed Hardy tees—a fad that burned bright in the 2000s—are also having a bit of a revival. Printed with skulls and tigers, and embellished with rhinestones, the flashy tops have been recently sported by Bella Hadid and Addison Rae (she wore her pink Hardy tee as a dress, with platform flip-flops for the full Y2K effect). On Depop, vintage styles are now going for upwards of $200, and Ed Hardy is so in-demand that it even launched an offshoot streetwear line, called By Appointment Only. The concept of these tees, mostly associated with “divorced dads” and former Jersey Shore cast mates, becoming popular again was pretty unthinkable until recently. Yet, like all fads do, it seems we’ve come around again, and emerging labels are now even channelling the Ed Hardy look, albeit in a more artistic, refined way. Juliet Johnstone, who hand-paints baby tees and pants, certainly captures the graphic feel of those infamous tees with her own pieces.

Even the Codyko Sweet Tooth Shirt also I will do this trickiest Y2K fashions are coming back too, including low-rise jeans and midriff-baring scarf tops (remember when Christina Aguilera wore a barely-there one to the VMAs in 2002?). These two trends, as polarizing as they are, have been on the rise for a few seasons now, showing its first hints on the runway as far back as 2017—but with stars now on board, their presence is undeniable. This weekend, Dua Lipa uploaded an Instagram fit pic of herself rocking a pink scarf top, worn with baggy jeans; it’s very 2000s, but also slightly ‘70s in feel, for those who are a bigger fan of that era. Bella Hadid has also worn low-slung denim on multiple occasions, and brands like Knwls are declaring it the summer of skin as well with its ultra-low-rise jeans and exposed thongs. Sure, the low-rise jean is a tricky piece to do right, but TikTok stars like Shy Smith somehow pull it off by fully leaning into the look (she pairs her low-rise skirts with tight tees and Juicy Couture zip-up hoodies).

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