Millennials are stuck in a fashion rut, young stylists say — here’s how to Gen Z-ify your wardrobe
November 13, 2023
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as posted by the channelFrench tucks and skinny jeans and ankle boots, oh my — these are some of the sneaky items in your wardrobe that might be aging you. NY Post reporter Brooke Kato shares this story.
Millennials — a generation born between 1981 and 1996 — appear to be stuck in a style rut, bounded by strict, self-inflicted rules for how to dress, according to these Gen Zers.
Despite their distaste for the trends of today’s youth, these young stylists say it’s time their elders part with some of their closet staples — lest they be dubbed “cheugy.”
“Gen Z is more willing to experiment with different things and have more fun with fashion versus millennials,” Marla McLeod, a Gen Z Miami stylist, told The Post.
“They really stick to those fashion rules that they don’t necessarily want to break.”
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