Hi! I was born in 2001. We’re doing decades for the theme at work for Halloween this year. I’m wanting to do Y2K. I bought an original juicy contour tracksuit. I got makeup and everything else I could possibly need. I’m just struggling with the hair.

I bought butterfly clips and star clips. I’d love to use both with like space buns and a zig zag part maybe? I’m just not sure if that’s actually accurate to the time. If anyone can point me in the right direction that’d be much appreciated!

what do u guys think?

Hi everyone! I’ve been doing some research on a vintage clothing brand called True Meaning, which I believe was sold in the early to mid-2000s, potentially at retailers like Intermix or Nordstrom.

My mom used to own a few pieces from that era, and I’ve been trying to learn more about the brand and its collections for sentimental reasons.

From what I’ve been able to find, the label was associated with Marc Bohbot and designer Helen Cho, and it seems to have had a similar aesthetic to brands like Hale Bob and Bisou Bisou.

I’m curious if anyone remembers the brand, knows where it was originally sold, or has any information about its designers, collections, or old lookbooks/catalogs.
I’d especially love to hear from anyone who worked in fashion retail during that time or has come across the label while collecting vintage clothing.
Any information would be so appreciated! 💗

Found it using that wayback machine website or whatever its called

Y2K aesthetics and Frutiger aero. 2000s seemed more futuristic than 2026. Minimalism is depressing.

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PYT: PYT.

Dream: It Was All A Dream.

These Albums are ones that everyone should definitely listen to at least once in my opinion.

The era of the Sony Ericsson Walkman series, Cyber-shot, the Nokia Nseries, and the Motorola Razr was the last good time in my opinion. Everything started to go downhill after this point.

When Thirteen was released in 2003, it was an antidote to traditional feel good teen films such as American Pie and Clueless of the era, to show the more realistic and miserable sides of being a teenager where an innocent girl destroys herself just to be heard, because no one in that school is perfect.

I live in the UK and when I was at secondary school, the kids were way worse compared to back then, I was surrounded by wannabe roadman dickheads (dressing up like Ali G) and using stupid words like (rizz and chava), getting cheap laughs from people and being anti-social in a way that makes Evie Zamora look normal or very easy to avoid, back then I feel it was more that the "popular" kids were evil and manipulative towards the rest of the school, but now it's pretty much that it's taken over the entire school driven by social media pressuring them to become idiots.

Thirteen was not just warning what would happen if you hang around the wrong people but how much worse society was gonna get and I think it's devastating that it became that way.

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I really miss when people weren’t always on their phones 😔

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