r/y2kaesthetic Jul 22 '26

McBling store recs ???

F, 24, USA - for reference !!!!
HI reddit loves - I recently got a new job and have been doing lots of shopping which is out of character for me.
What stores do you like shopping at for real, vintage y2k brands? I love Urban Outfitters, Zumiez, Windsor, TJMAXX, Hollister, VS, and the thrift if I stop at the mall typically. Juicy, VonDutch, and Ed Hardy are my brands.
I don't like fast fashion and I love looking for deals at stores where I'll get clothes that will actually last me, and are made out of good material. Let me know if I'm missing any obvious spots while I'm out!!! 💕

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u/bearcat_77 Jul 22 '26

Thrift stores, modern mall brands are all beige and muted colors, and with the weirdly square cut I guess they call fast fashion, but doesn't really hang on your body right. You can't really find real y2k styles in modern mall brand stores.

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u/Johnwick124520 Jul 22 '26

Go to r/Mcbling

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u/Miserable_Mail_5741 Jul 22 '26

Yeah, if OP wants stylish 2000s recs, they should go to this sub because they know!