Kate’s TikTok Time Machine: Teenagers emulate Princess of Wales’ eclectic 2000s style on social media craze
- A “pre-royal” photo of Katherine Middleton is trending on video-sharing social media platform TikTok.
- Young girls are trying to imitate her outfit in the early 2000s.
- TikTok social media users have hailed her as a “real it girl.”
When the royal family gathered at Sandringham on Christmas Day, she was the epitome of elegance in a feather fedora.
Also, young Princess of Wales fans are looking back at Kate’s earlier and somewhat eclectic looks for fashion inspiration.
Kate’s 2000s outfits are popular among teens who embrace retro fashion trends.
“Pre-royal” photos of Katherine Middleton are trending on video-sharing social media platform TikTok, with young girls trying to imitate her early 2000s outfits.
A vintage fashion seller who sells second-hand clothes on apps like Depop and Vinted has created “Kate Middleton Drops.”
Kate Middleton’s (right) outfit was a hit with a generation of teenagers who embraced the retro fashion trend (left) on social media.
Generation Z users on TikTok have hailed her as a “real It girl”, making photomontages and dressing up in old style.
“Why is no one talking about elite Kate’s style in the 2000s,” one person captioned the video, while another wrote.
One even posted a video of herself putting together an outfit identical to her previous looks.
“I’m going to dress like Kate Middleton today so let’s go,” the teenager said to the camera. I like things [a] princess. ‘
Photos of the princess are trending on video-sharing social media platform TikTok, with young girls mimicking her early 2000s outfits.
“She wore a lot of looks like this,” said the user, adding a photo of a younger Kate in low-waisted jeans, a wide black belt, and a camisole top.
Another user also tried to imitate the princess and captioned her video.
A third took inspiration from the now 40-year-old royal family to create an ensemble that wrote, “I wish I was Kate in the 2000s.”
Generation Z users on TikTok have hailed her as a “real It girl”, making photomontages and dressing up in old style.
These outfits included a black belted knit dress with knee-high boots for “a date with a boy named William.” Beige trousers, a knit hat, and a patterned jumper for “going to a polo match.” And a black skirt and sequined top for “Club with Girls”.
The princess’s clothes are no longer sold on the main streets, but those who want to dress like her can find similar items on second-hand websites.
One vintage seller at Depop sells “Kate Middleton”, which includes a £28 “super cute plaid skirt” and yellow shorts to recreate her “roller skating outfit” she wore to a charity event in 2008. Drop” curated. she was 26 years old.
Some posted videos of themselves putting together the same outfits as their previous looks
Other items included corded skirts, sweater vests and patterned V-neck jumpers.
Another seller used a photo of Kate in her youth to advertise her blue bootcut low-waist Diesel jeans. “Kate Middleton’s favorite jeans from the 2000s,” they wrote.
2000s fashion in general is experiencing a resurgence, and green Gen Z teenagers are increasingly turning to second-hand and vintage clothing.
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