It's impossible to think of Y2K fashion without remembering graphic tees, and their quippy, self-referential slogans. Britney Spears’s “Dump Him,” and Paris Hilton’s “Stop Being ...

In terms of popular styles, graphic tees, tracksuits, and low-rise bottoms reigned supreme in the McBling Era. So, how does Y2K different from McBling? TikTok creator @melinabee3 has a fantastic ...

The sweet, the snarky, the simple: whatever your statement, it (almost) always fits on a graphic T ... Halter tops were one of Y2K's top shirt styles, and even today, they're sexy and elegant ...

Pair it with a pink mini skirt and platform heels for the ultimate Y2K bimbo look. This “I Love Me” cropped graphic print ...

Ahead of Pride Month, Puma has released a series of gender-neutral clothing and accessories celebrates LGBTQ+ pride, and uses ...

If Y2K is The Matrix, McBling is The Simple Life ... Many staples born from the McBling era include graphic tees with sassy phrases, bedazzled tracksuits and jeans, and sequined accessories.

Some people are buying actual kids’ shirts, but this time, that relic of ’90s and Y2K fashion is available ... Meaghan Elliott, 22, a recent graphic design graduate who lives in Philadelphia ...