House of Sunny
House of Sunny is a British brand known for colorful knitwear and a retro-futuristic Y2K look. Its playful, body-conscious designs suit people who want bold color and nostalgic silhouettes.
Y2K fashion is the early-2000s revival in full force: low-rise everything, baby tees, butterfly motifs and metallics. It's playful and body-conscious. These brands channel the era best right now, half going-out wardrobe and half internet it-girl.
House of Sunny is a British brand known for colorful knitwear and a retro-futuristic Y2K look. Its playful, body-conscious designs suit people who want bold color and nostalgic silhouettes.
Lazy Oaf is a London indie label, founded by Gemma Shiel, that makes weird, cartoon-inspired clothing with mushroom prints, clashing colors, and irreverent graphics. It has a cult following.
I.AM.GIA is an Australian label known for body-conscious cuts and sleek silhouettes that captured the Y2K moment. Influencers and celebrities worldwide have worn its Cobain pants and Nadia blazers.
Poster Girl is a London-based brand making sculptural, event-ready pieces for nights out, known for cut-outs, metallics, and dresses worn to fashion weeks and special occasions.
Gucci is an Italian house that pairs the GG monogram, web stripe, and horsebit with bold, eclectic, maximalist design.
Miu Miu is Prada's younger sister label, known for mini skirts and preppy knits in y2k-tinged collections that sell out. Gen Z counts it among its favorite luxury labels.
Versace is an Italian house known for glamour: baroque prints, the Medusa head, and plenty of gold.
Supreme began as a downtown NYC skate shop and is known for box logo drops, collabs, and the resale culture around them.
Off-White is a luxury streetwear label founded by Virgil Abloh. Quotation marks and diagonal stripes mark its pieces, which sit between hype and high fashion.
Under Demna, Balenciaga makes clothes with extreme proportions and dystopian styling, plus sneakers that changed what luxury looks like.
Y2K fashion revives early-2000s trends, from low-rise cuts and metallics to bold color and playful prints, updated for how people dress now.
Y2K fashion revives early-2000s trends, from low-rise cuts and metallics to bold color and playful prints, updated for how people dress now.
Y2K labels on Fit Web include House of Sunny, Lazy Oaf, I.AM.GIA, Poster Girl, Gucci, Miu Miu, Versace and Supreme. Take the 2-minute quiz to see which ones fit your style and budget.
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