Skinny Jeans
Remember when skinny jeans were the go-to for every outfit? Well, Gen Z is saying goodbye to them. They prefer baggier and more relaxed fits. So, maybe it’s time to update your wardrobe.
Side Parts
If you’re still parting your hair to the side, you might want to reconsider. Gen Z is all about the middle part now. It’s a small change that can make you look instantly trendy.
Laugh-Cry Emoji
The laugh-cry emoji has been a staple in texts and social media for years. But according to Gen Z, it’s overused and outdated. They’re moving on to newer, fresher emojis to express their feelings.
Using the Word “Adulting”
We’ve all been guilty of using “adulting” to describe doing grown-up tasks. Gen Z finds it cringy and unnecessary. Just do your chores without announcing it!
Avocado Toast
Avocado toast had its moment in the sun, but Gen Z thinks it’s overhyped. They’re looking for new and exciting breakfast options. Time to get creative in the kitchen!
Boomerang Videos
Boomerangs were once the life of Instagram stories, but Gen Z thinks they’re played out. They’re opting for more authentic and less repetitive content.
Coffee Culture
Millennials love their coffee shops and fancy lattes, but Gen Z prefers homemade and more sustainable options. They’re all about reducing waste and saving money.
Influencer Culture
While Millennials followed influencers religiously, Gen Z is skeptical. They value authenticity and are wary of overly curated content.
Minimalism
Minimalist style was huge for Millennials, but Gen Z is embracing maximalism. Bold colors, patterns, and lots of personality are in.
Wine Culture
Millennials popularized wine nights and vineyard trips. Gen Z is more into craft cocktails and unique beverages. They’re always looking for something new to try.
Gender Reveal Parties
These parties were a big deal, but Gen Z finds them outdated and sometimes problematic. They prefer to celebrate the baby without making a huge fuss about gender.
Using the Term “Doggo”
Calling dogs “doggos” was cute for a while, but Gen Z thinks it’s time to move on. They prefer to just call them dogs or use their actual names.
Overly Curated Instagram Feeds
Perfectly curated Instagram feeds were the norm, but Gen Z wants more realness. They’re posting unfiltered and spontaneous moments instead.
Fast Fashion
Millennials loved affordable fast fashion, but Gen Z is prioritizing sustainability. They’re more likely to shop second-hand or from eco-friendly brands.
Festival Style
Festival fashion was all the rage, but Gen Z thinks it’s impractical and overdone. They prefer comfortable and functional clothing for events.
On-Fleek Eyebrows
Remember when everyone wanted perfect, on-fleek eyebrows? Gen Z is going for a more natural look. Embrace your brows as they are!
Being Obsessed with Houseplants
Houseplants were a major trend, but Gen Z thinks the obsession has gone too far. They enjoy plants but don’t feel the need to turn their homes into jungles.
