Gen Z brought the post-recession hipster back as 'indie sleaze'
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Harper's Bazaar
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Mandy Lee
Daniel Rodgers
Mary-Kate Olsen
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Isabel Slone
Michael Pankowski
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Summary
Another mid-aughts aesthetic has made a comeback thanks to Gen Z: indie sleaze.Millennials may know it as "hipster."Reminiscent of an American Apparel model headed to a dance club during the Tumblr era, the hedonistic style first appeared on TikTok last fall when Gen Z trend analyst Mandy Lee, known as old loser in Brooklyn on the social app, declared it was resurging.Several outlets have since reported on the rise of the aesthetic. "I feel like with the indie sleaze subculture, 15 years ago, community, art, and music were so powerful," she said, "that's what brought people together."Gen Z's love for indie sleaze isn't just about reckless, post-lockdown euphoria.
As said here by Hillary Hoffower