Remember the early 2000s? Low-rise jeans, crop tops, and chunky sneakers were all the rage. allIt seems fashion has a penchant for nostalgia, and Y2K style is officially back, and this time, it’s more inclusive than ever. Gone are the days when certain trends felt exclusive to certain body types; the return of Y2K is all about embracing individuality and self-expression, regardless of body type.
So whether you’re a fan of the original aesthetic or just dabble in pastels, denim skirts, and trucker hats, the 2000s are the decade everyone’s talking about. Plus-size fashion in the 2000s was inspired by a variety of silhouettes and fabrics, so we’ve rounded up some pieces that speak specifically to the iconic era that made an impression on us.
A fun look at plus-size fashion from the 2000s
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Wide-leg jeans were a huge trend in the early 2000s. Bootcut, low-rise and ripped jeans were also popular. These jeans from You+All are distressed, high-rise jeans with a relaxed fit.
Up to size 24
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The tracksuit went from flashy to subdued with the introduction of velour. Many brands created sets, sparkly and not, but Juicy Couture was a mainstay in the 2000s. Wear their iconic gothic “J” zippered hoodie with side pockets and thumbholes on the cuffs.
Up to 3X size
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The bucket hat was a stylist’s favorite accessory in the ’00s, adorning many a celebrity’s outfit, and this oversized cotton canvas version also comes with a detachable drawcord.
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The mesh, handkerchief and corset shapes are reminiscent of the 2000s, with a zippered back and ruffled sides, and the blue and green color options make it hard to choose.
Up to size 26
Wear rolled up Capris with heels for a Rihanna look. These straight-leg, high-rise, gaping Capris are easy to pair with a graphic tee for that 2000s sweet spot. These pants also feature moisture-wicking technology to keep you cool and Lift Tuck® technology for a smooth fit at the front.
Up to size 28
Your slip dress is calling. It wants you to wear a baby t-shirt and sneakers! The slip dress is a Y2K staple, but now it’s been given a modern twist and gives you all the versatility you need! From work to play, this classy slip dress has you covered!
Up to 5X size
Not included on this list, but just as important, baggy cargo pants played a role in the 2000s fashion movement. If you really want to recreate the look, wear a dress or skirt over jeans to embody 2000s style. Don’t forget to accessorize with rimless sunglasses, butterflies, and baby pink.
Did plus-size fashion wake up in the 2000s? Your nostalgiaBeing part of the ? Fashion History Fashion has always been an interesting experience. Life passes so quickly that it’s hard to keep up with trends, and social media has made trends spread even faster and to a greater extent. At any age, it’s great to find a style you love that complements your own unique way of dressing.
Remember, the key to rocking plus size 2000s style is confidence, so don’t be afraid to experiment and have fun, and most importantly, feel comfortable and express your own style.
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Source: The Curvy Fashionista – thecurvyfashionista.com
