Generation Z unexpectedly brings back one of the biggest red flags in fashion. Photo

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Skinny jeans are back in fashion

The stars born in the 00s, also called Generation Z, set a new fashion trend, which is formally a revival of the hit of those years. After many seasons of popularizing wide-leg jeans, cargo pants, and flared trousers, skinny jeans, adored by many, are back in fashion.

Designers and stylists consider this style controversial, but it is impossible to deny its popularity among celebrities. The New York Post writes about it.

Pants that fit around the thighs and calves have already been seen on Bella Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski, and Robert Pattinson. This means that men's fashion may soon recognize a style that has long been considered an anti-trend.

Generation Z unexpectedly brings back one of the biggest red flags in fashion. Photo

Brands that set the mood for global fashion have already presented their stylish versions of jeans from the past on the catwalks in 2024. Miu Miu, Balenciaga, and Alexander McQueen have succumbed to nostalgia and supported the trend's revival.

Generation Z unexpectedly brings back one of the biggest red flags in fashion. Photo

First, flared jeans returned to store shelves, then they were replaced by leopard pants and skirts, and then the cyclical nature of fashion affected the trends of the 00s. "We are coming out of a period when loose styles prevailed, with skinny jeans offering an elegant silhouette that goes well with casual and dressy tops," explained fashion expert Shelby Goldfaden.

Generation Z unexpectedly brings back one of the biggest red flags in fashion. Photo

Some users criticize skinny jeans for their impracticality that constrains movements, but other fashionistas emphasize that tight styles look more beautiful than baggy ones.

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