4 Essentials For Nailing Y2K Revival Style

Skinny jeans have already fallen foul of the ‘post-streetwear’ movement in recent times, but while many stylish guys have opted for straight-cut jeans and workwear-inspired khakis, even bigger, baggier silhouettes are starting to make a comeback. Celebs like Justin Bieber and Ben Affleck (whose rekindled romance with J-Lo is another exquisitely noughties revival) have been stepping out in some of the biggest, baggiest jeans we've seen in years, while high fashion brands like Heron Preston and Dries Van Noten have also taken a shine to big trousers in their most recent collections.

While there will always be a time and a place for a well-fitted suit, 2021 marked a year where big, boxy tailoring became a thing once again. Once again, Justin Bieber and Balenciaga helped usher this in – the two combining for an eye-catching fit at last year's Met Gala, but the oversized, boxy tailoring that became a staple of late-90s fashion has also been a common sight at fashion week for some time now.

Remember the outfit accoutrements we all thought were a thing of the past? Well, love them or hate them, they're all back. We're talking terry-towel Kangol bucket hats. We're talking statement sunglasses. We're talking earrings and jewellery. Basically, if it's been in an *NSYNC video, it's probably in fashion right now.