Here's what you didn't know about fashion trends & fashion history 2000s!

The 2000s saw the merger of vintage fashions, global and ethnic clothing (such as boho), and the fashions of several music-based subcultures, which is why the decade is commonly referred to as 'global mash-up.' The retro-inspired indie look later in the decade was the most popular among young people of all sexes, followed by hip-hop fashion. Globalization has also had an impact on the decade's fashion trends. The integration of Middle Eastern and Asian attire into mainstream European, American, and Australian fashion. The decade also saw the rise in eco-friendly and ethical clothes, such as recycled garments and faux fur. Many styles from the middle and end of the 1990s were still in style in the early 2000s while also giving way to fresher trends. Clothing styles, particularly from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, experienced a widespread revival in the decade's later years.

Here's what you didn't know about fashion trends & fashion history 2000s!
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