Tramp stamp tattoos appear to be making somewhat of a comeback among Gen Z clients. PEOPLE spoke to tattoo artists around the country to weigh in on the rising trend.

Wake up, ladies; the tramp stamp is here." What's more, Pinterest's latest trend report seemed to support this declaration: "aesthetic tramp stamp" is up 600 percent on the platform.

The tramp stamps of today gained popularity during the 1980s, especially as more women began to get tattoos. Lower back tattoos were cute, feminine, and easy to cover up on a daily basis.

While tramp stamps were seemingly brought into the cultural zeitgeist only recently, lower-back tattoos can be traced back to the women of Ancient Egypt. According to a report published by the ...

So far, 27 customers have gotten a tongue-and-cheek play on the “tramp stamp." — -- One New Hampshire tattoo artist is leaving his own mark on the campaign trail and offering free “Trump ...

On this week’s episode, the newest addition to the group revealed to Sonja Morgan, 56, and Tinsley Mortimer, 44, that she has several tattoos, including one on her back. “It’s a tramp stamp ...

Australian cosmetic tattoo artist Daisy Foxglove is going viral on TikTok for inking a client’s face with fake freckles, with one critic arguing the dots will “age like a tramp stamp.” ...

While she’s mentioned it before, fans might have forgotten that Kris Jenner, 66, has a lower back tattoo featuring a cross and daughters Kendall and Kylie’s names on it — and the “tramp ...

Razzouk Tattoo in Jerusalem has been run by the same family since the 1300s. The artists use centuries-old stamps as stencils, which they then tattoo over using a tattoo gun.