I'm a Gen-Z stylist. Here are 9 things older generations should add to their wardrobe.

Semarah GabrielleSep 16, 2023, 20:02 IST

I think everyone can benefit from having jersey headbands and dark sunglasses in their wardrobe.Semarah Gabrielle

I'm a 24-year-old stylist who appreciates self-expression, individuality, and repurposing clothes.
Adidas Gazelles, chunky loafers, and vintage bags are back in fashion as current trends.

Generation Z — people born between 1997 and 2012 — has championed a fearless approach to fashion by breathing new life into retro trends, repurposing forgotten garments, and celebrating individuality.

As a 24-year-old stylist, I believe fashion is all about self-expression. But here are nine essential wardrobe additions that'll bridge the generation gap and keep your style fresh, relevant, and cool.

Chunky loafers can elevate a more casual outfit.

Chunky loafers go with a lot of different outfits.Semarah Gabrielle

Long, sheer socks will always be in my closet.

A pair of long sheer socks is a fun staple to add to an outfit.Chloe Frater

Uniquely printed pants are in the spotlight.

Printed pants can make your outfit less basic.Semarah Gabrielle

"Dad" shoes aren't just for dads anymore.

"Dad" shoes have become a staple for Gen Z.Chloe Frater

A vintage bag, in any style, is a great piece to have.

There's a purse shape and style for everyone.Semarah Gabrielle

Jorts are being styled in fresh ways.

Jorts, or jean shorts, are a comfy addition that complements any style.Chloe Frater

Staple sunnies will make you feel like an A-lister.

Look for sunnies with dark lenses and frames.Semarah Gabrielle

The Adidas Gazelles are back and better.

The Adidas Gazelles are elevated and trending.Chloe Frater

I always buy cheap jersey headbands for a cute and simple accessory.

A jersey headband is an affordable, basic accessory.Emily Pollacco

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