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2000S TREND

Sticky leather pants and thr jackets, honestly the jackets are better I had a set ,of them. purple they were honestly not something I'd ever choose to wear 💜 😆 I was chubby then..thr bright pink jacket was lot prettier .even tho they was like plastic fantastic

In this era of social media, the rate at which trends sweep across the world has dramatically increased giving rise to what can simply be called "micro trends." Micro trends may peak within weeks or even days behind TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest, far from the old trend that lasts from months to years. They are often fashion, lifestyle, aesthetic-related because they make maximum use of hashtags, influencers, and viral content.

Much of this popularity has to do with the demand for newness in online spaces. The algorithmic nature of social media encourages fresh and trendy new content, which can be a challenge to the content creators and brands, who struggle to replicate and produce an entire spectrum of looks well before old ones become obsolete. Today's hot look may be a passé one by next week.

Still, such a phenomenon entails more serious consequences than those in culture on the internet. The pace of micro trends has led to overconsumption epidemics, particularly within the fashion sector. Indeed, to keep track with the latest fashion novelties, consumers purchase more, but quality, sustainability and long-term uses are neglected in the interest of continuous consumption. Fast fashion brands that make money off these fads only exacerbate the problem by selling cheap, disposable clothing.

Furthermore, the micro trend also encourages cultural homogenization with a short life cycle that usually means that individuality is destroyed in favor of a cycle of mimicking whatever is trendy. Creativity is stifled and an environment encourages people to 'follow and fall into line'.

Micro trends create thrills and instant enjoyment; however, an on going debate within society has generated that although exciting, these fashions have serious, long-term effects on both the environment, consumers' behavior to goods and personal identity. The gap challenge is between something new with sustainability and authenticity in a world that consumes next thing.

summer dresses:Bodycon printed pencil skirt $17.00

please point me to cheap decent stores to shop at ((preferably online >.< ))