Denim worn in all ways is the latest Y2K trend taking over

If you've kept up with the current fashion trends, then you know that most of them have a common denominator—they are pragmatic. From oversized T-shirts and maxi skirts, to sliders instead of heels. Shoppers are gravitating toward comfort and practicality and this phenomenon has made denim the most popular kid in school. 

From jeans (duh!) and jackets, to trench coat dresses and even boots, scroll below to see how denim worn in various ways is the new Y2K that is taking over. 

Ananya Panday  

If you play your cards right, denim on denim is an effortless street-style look to pull off. And as you can see by this ensemble, Ananya Panday has mastered the trend. She paired a denim bralette from the label Source Unknown with a wide-legged pair of jeans of the same hue. 

Gigi Hadid  

No one does Y2K fashion quite like Gigi Hadid. This oversized denim shirt paired with acid-wash shorts (that almost look like were cut up) is the ideal example of that. This outfit is easy-breezy, yet chic, and isn't that what denim is all about? 

KNWLS  

A denim maxi dress? Yes, please! This washed-out dress from the London design duo behind KNWLS is Y2K in the truest form. 

Kylie Jenner  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Trust Kylie Jenner to bend the rules of fashion and walk out in a pair of denim boots from Alexander Wang. Bookmark these if you're looking to hop onto the denim in all-forms trend wagon. 

Chloe  

This head-to-toe look from Chloe has us convinced that there is more denim than jeans and jackets. This ensemble comprises a trench coat dress and a waistcoat top, all made from recycled cotton hemp denim. 

Kiara Advani  

One of the most modern iterations of the corset, Kiara Advani's stuns a leather-denim corset. Paired with matching leather pants, this outfit is giving us classic Y2K vibes.