As the years have gone by, more modest evening wear has been adopted by the masses, but thankfully, the trend pendulum is ...

Alice Bolin’s essay collection, Culture Creep, interrogates the preoccupation with 2000s-era icons and aesthetics—and how it ...

Approved by Y2K baddies and TikTok influencers alike, Lancome's Juicy Tubes create some of the most kissable pouts around.

Francky Knapp is the commerce writer at Eater, and an award-winning writer with bylines in GQ, VICE, The Daily Beast, and other publications. A curious home cook with a deep love of Polish cabbage ...

Sounds like: A porcelain songbird in a softboi mosh pit. “A lot of my stuff tends to lean more toward the singer-songwriter morose vibe,” says Jakki Wise of Jakki and the Pink Smudge.

Y2K, the directorial debut of Saturday Night Live cast member Kyle Mooney, is part romcom, part tech-horror, and too unfocused to commit to either one. The turn-of-the-millennium throwback leans ...

If you haven't seen much about Y2K, you can check out the bonkers trailer below, and I mean that in the best way possible. Unfortunately, the movie was a box office and a critical flop ...

Two months into 2025, the Y2K aesthetic continues to ... “It comes in my signature shade of pink, paired with dazzling accessories like a matching case and wrist strap, and is infused with exclusive ...

Two months into 2025, the Y2K aesthetic continues to ... “It comes in my signature shade of pink, paired with dazzling accessories like a matching case and wrist strap, and is infused with exclusive ...

Alongside everything I’ve already mentioned, it’s also boxed in special packaging, and comes pre-loaded with exclusive wallpapers and ... s folding hinge. Pink Y2K devices seem to be having ...

a skinny pink scarf and a coordinating distressed trucker hat. Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis Entertainment/Getty Images We’re aware the legacy of Y2K skinny scarves and trucker hats extends ...

The cover of Colette Shade’s “Y2K: How the 2000s Became Everything” is bedazzled with bubbles straight out of VH1’s “Pop Up Video” series from the era. But lest you assume the book is ...