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The Return Of Y2k Fashion
How to wear noughties inspired clothing the modern way, including Y2K staples: bootcut jeans, boho tops and clog sandals
The Y2K boho top
Folksy blouses were a summer must-have during the 2000s – think Sienna Miller and Kate Moss at Glastonbury.
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Y2K hair styles
A twisted up-do (or rows of tiny butterfly clips) was key to Y2K hair styling. Recreate the look with an eye-catching claw clamp.
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A beaded baguette bag
No self-respecting fashionista was spotted without a micro shoulder bag at the turn of the Millenium.
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Noughties ear candy
Y2K jewellery had a playful look that feels so right for now. This heart-shaped pendant necklace add interest to a simple white tank top.
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Hot-foot it
Accent double-denim outfits with a pop of vibrant colour. Try our pony-hair clogs in hot pink, lime green or cow print. Yee-haw.
The comfy cargo pants
If the thought of low-rise jeans gives you chills, try Albaray's cargo trousers for a modern take on the decade’s comfiest fit.
Cool runnings
Skechers was the ‘it’ trainer brand in the noughties, thanks to endorsements by Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears.
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Underwear as outerwear
Take your prettiest satin camisoles and corset tops out for the evening by teaming with a denim skirt.
Be a shady lady
Y2K rimless sunglasses with pastel lenses are all the rage this summer. What’s more, ours have bevelled edges for a glam finish.
Layer cake
Take your summer style up a tier with Y2K flouncy skirts. Choose from broderie anglaise or patchwork styles.
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