Juicy Couture sweat sets and low-rise, bedazzled jeans. Chunky belts and baby tees and miniskirts. Early 2000s fashion is all ...

From chunky sneakers to long tube socks, Generation Z has brought in an influx of new fashion trends. But one millennial woman told Newsweek that it has finally gone too far, describing one Gen Z ...

Gen Z is bringing back the iconic Y2K disk belt — and millennials are losing it. One mom’s viral TikTok shows the fashion flashback that’s causing PTSD in 30-somethings.

Juicy Couture sweat sets and low-rise, bedazzled jeans. Chunky belts and baby tees and miniskirts. Early 2000s fashion is all the rage again.

Millennial comeback trends abound, and the latest breakthrough from the era of Red Bull-vodkas and undercut bobs is the going-out look that defined a generation: the bandage dress.

Specifically, how they’re worn. From millennials’ penchant for barely visible ankle-flashing socks, versus the mid-calf crew variety that is the only option for those born between 1997 and 2012.

But the youngest cohort of employees needs the most help, with 94% of Gen Z looking for advice on their work outfits, compared to 84% of millennials, 70% of Gen Xers, and 61% of baby boomers.

Fashion is just one area where Millennials and Gen Z differ, with Pew Research noting how most Millennials grew up against the backdrop of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as remembering ...

Gen Z views dupes more positively than millennials, the report found. Louis Vuitton and Hermes were the most discussed brands for dupes among Gen Z and millennials.