Y2K Meets Pop Punk Fashion: Here’s How To Get In On The Action

A must-have for every pop-punker, pleated plaid skirt is back to being cool again. You can work up some of the best street style looks in this eye-catching patterned bottom from Fab Nest.

Remember Avril Lavigne with a studded belt slung around her hips? You can opt for this metallic studded pair of flats from Happy Toe Box as a nod to your punk predecessors.

Don’t have tongue piercing or forearm tattoos? Your next best option is sporting a graphic T-shirt. Artblot has indie designs by some of the most free-spirited artists from around the world.

Artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Willow Smith and Machine Gun Kelly have really revived statement pop-punk fashion trends with them. Like baggy shorts and tube socks. Check out the quirky ones from Mint & Oak.

Fingerless gloves is a total standout accessory, not one that is easy to sport unless it’s a proper punk look you are aiming for. These finely knitted soft gloves from H&M would be a good pick, even for warmer weather.

Have a ton of crop tops already? We bet you wouldn’t be able to resist this puff sleeved denim top by ISU. Basic, smart and versatile, it would be good fun accessorising this one.

Camo pants and khakis have been a big part of the 90s grunge fashion. We picked out a basic pair of tracks in olive green from Infinia for you to start your punk look with. Pair with a sassy graphic tee and converse (this is hoping you have a funky hairdo in place already).

Take your look several notches up with hand-painted sneakers. We have a whole list you can choose from. Confused? Close your eyes and get yourself this colourful pair by Rivir.