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5 Trends Gen Z Is Making Cool Again

From Coach bags to frozen yogurt, Gen Z is reviving nostalgic favorites and turning them into must-haves again…

TL;DR

  • Gen Z is bringing back fashion trends like jelly sandals and Coach bags, with their own TikTok-worthy spin
  • They’re also reviving froyo and chain restaurants from their childhood, enjoying photogenic treats and sharing their visits on social media
  • Gen Z is giving Weck jars the same energy Millennials gave mason jars, making them the new cool drink accessory
Trends have a way of coming full circle, and for Gen Z, it happens faster than ever. Fashion, food, and lifestyle favorites are never truly gone, but just waiting for the right moment to return. While Gen Z can be quick to ditch anything they find cringe, their love of nostalgia—coupled with the sped-up trend cycle they’ve grown up with—means what feels out of style today could feel exciting and irresistible to them tomorrow. Social media only helps to accelerate this, of course, turning one post about a throwback favorite into overnight sensations. And we know Gen Z loves seeing brands jump on viral moments, meaning there’s always a big opportunity to turn these old favorites into new connections with younger consumers.   YPulse stays on top of what’s trending, and right now, Gen Z is proving they have a knack for making the old (or not-all-that-old) new and effortlessly cool. From fashion to food, here are five trends Gen Z is making cool again:  Gen Z is turning...

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