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Bring Your Retro Workout Fashion to the Forefront This Spring

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It was only a matter of time until the early 2000s activewear aesthetic came back around. And that time is now! Whether you lived through it the first wave and watched Madonna run around in Ed Hardy tees and track pants while wearing huge sunglasses, or you want to bring a bit of retro flair and sporty confidence to your favorite outfits, here are the top pieces you need to embody modern “workout fashion.” 1. Spaghetti Strap Camis and Bralettes The carefree, minimalist design of tanks and sports bras from the early 2000s is back, offering a great mix of loungewear and lingerie vibes. These slim-strapped and sexy pieces are easy to style, especially with cropped womens hoodies with zipper on the front as a comfy top. Then, you can round out your look with spandex capris and flip-flops on the bottom.   Style Suggestion:  For your camis and bralettes, lean into the playfulness of cherry or skull graphics, sheer mesh, and bold logos for signature Y2K energy. 2. Flared ...

Made for Misfits: 3 Ways Clothes From Ed Hardy Celebrate Individuality

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When everyone else is stuck in traffic, you’re exploring side streets. When other people are trying to blend in, you’re effortlessly standing out. You typically avoid labels, but when someone calls you a misfit, you proudly agree. After all, you pave your own paths, set your own trends, and follow your intuition.  To reach out to the team of trendsetters behind Ed Hardy, email customerservice@edhardyoriginals.com Browse the brand’s latest drops at https://edhardyoriginals.com/ You’re proud to be a misfit, which is why you wear clothes that amplify your individuality. Keep reading to learn about three reasons why clothes from Ed Hardy, the brand that defined rebellious Y2K fashion, are made for misfits. Y2K Inspiration Every fashion era has its own personality, but Y2K styles stand out from the rest. This iconic period of pop culture was all about being bold, loud, and unapologetically yourself. As one of the brands that shaped early aughts fashion, Y2K clothes f...

Big, Bold, and So Back: How to Wear 3 Iconic Accessories From the ‘00s

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Let’s face it: hanging up on someone by snapping your bedazzled flip phone shut was way more satisfying than tapping a touchscreen. Arguing over whose turn it was to use the family computer made checking your email way more fun. And, of course, swiping on sticky frosted lip gloss and teasing your hair made special occasions feel even more magical. The early 2000s had attitude , which is why Y2K clothes hit a little harder. If you miss the loud, bold, fun fashion of the aughts, you’re in luck. Plenty of iconic accessories from this decade are back in a big way. Ready to embody this bold era of fashion? Check out these early 2000s styles that are back, and how to wear them now. Trucker Hats These bulky caps originated as a practical, blue-collar staple, but streetwear icons and designer brands turned them into one of the hottest fashion accessories of the early 2000s. After all, this era had a chic sense of irony, which is why pop stars paired beefy trucker hats with over...

3 Outfit Formulas for Y2K-Inspired Summer Outfits

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School may no longer be in session, but there’s still one equation to solve during summer: how to rock the trends that are hotter than this season’s temperatures. The answer? Wear eye-catching outfits inspired by one of the most iconic eras in fashion history. Y2K fashion was all about embracing bold looks, wearing playful accessories, and finding comfortable closet staples. That’s why it’s the perfect era to harken back to this summer. Whether you still have a pair of jelly sandals from 2007 or you were learning to walk during the aughts, a few tips can help you wear Y2K outfits with confidence. Here are three simple formulas that can help you solve for the perfect Y2K-inspired summer outfit. Velour + More Velour Is there anything that screams “Stars, They’re Just Like Us!” quite like a velour tracksuit? Early 2000s pop culture magazines were fascinated with capturing celebrities doing everyday tasks, like filling up their tank or grocery shopping. As a result, the ico...