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Super awesome #busstop #1970s halter neck . Love the deco print ! So cool and buttons through also . #wearitnow #vintagefashionfriday , it’s up on @portobellogreenmarket stories also . Dm for info ! Size 8-10 £245 . #leebender Sold

Credit: @ihategum The Gen X Soft Club aesthetic, which thrived from the late ’90s through the 2000s, captured a sleek, urban vision of the future. Defined by cool muted tones, minimalist design, metallic textures, and city backdrops like train stations and nightclubs, it reflected a polished evolution of the Y2K look.... See more

Okay, I know that this is a weird aesthetic — but hear me out. The Gen-X Soft Club aesthetic (I didn’t make up the name) emerged and declined between 1996 and 2002. It represented a rejection from the 70s revival that was gaining traction in the early 2000s and served as an alternative to the prominent #McBling... See more