Starring Jaeden Martell, Rachel Zegler, and Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, "Y2K" premiered earlier this year at SXSW and is set to be released by A24. Remember the paranoia that spread ...

A24 has released the final trailer for Y2K, the horror comedy from writer-director Kyle Mooney which sees two middle school ...

Byrne notes that frosted shadow is the way to pay homage to Y2K makeup, "For eyes, try glitter, shimmery or frosted wash of color in a cool tone like silver, pink or icy blue." With a generous ...

This cult classic cap from the ’90s is back. The Von Dutch trucker hat — most notably sported by multi-hyphenate style icon Paris Hilton, pop star Britney Spears and actress Lindsay Lohan ...

Clearly, the world’s obsession with Y2K hasn’t waned just yet. Need proof? Just look to stars like Amelia Gray, who continue to channel the formative fashion era with their street style.

Disguising her baby bump, Lawrence held a black jacket in front of her stomach and accessorized with square-shaped sunglasses and a pair of black-and-white Puma Speedcats—the Y2k sneaker that's ...

For millennials and Gen Xers, catching a whiff of a sugary vanilla perfume can instantly whisk them back to a time when everyone seemed to wear scents that smelled like a bakery. Growing up, our ...

who embodied the epitome of Y2K fashion at the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards clad in a Sean John outfit paired with bedazzled hoop earrings. The “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” singer has been a ...

The Y2K fashion phenomenon is still very much alive and kicking (much to the dismay of plenty of millennials). Low-rise jeans, Paris Hilton-coded crop tops, denim maxi skirts, belly chains and so ...

As a star of one of the most iconic early 2000s films, Mean Girls, Amanda Seyfried has tried her fair share of Y2K fashion staples, from graphic tank tops to pastel miniskirt sets. But she always ...

Set your watch to “clear bra strap o’clock,” because the time is now. Bras with clear straps are Y2K by definition, which is what makes them so appealing to our nostalgia-obsessed society.

How the President’s protracted refusal to step aside as the Democratic nominee has imperilled his policy achievements—and the country. The former executive editor discusses his relationship ...