They don’t like buying at physical stores and prefer gender-neutral clothing.

With an evolved and extremely unconventional thinking, Gen Z has become incomprehensible for the older generations, especially the baby boomers.

According to a celebrity stylist from New York, Samantha Brown, the post-millennials favor styles and trends introduced by their peers on social media platforms, like Instagram and TikTok.

The exposure has left no difference between a celebrity and a social media influencer, leading to a whole new fashion era.

As the world keeps changing, so does the clothing styles, but what makes Gen Z different from the older people is how they perceive fashion. Here are five trends loved by the youngsters that the other generations won’t understand.

Tiny Sunglasses for Gen Z

debasige/shutterstock: Gen Z prefers tiny glasses

There was a time when cat-eye glasses were all the rage among youngsters, but since 2017, Zoomers tend to lean towards tiny frames for their faces. This generation has never followed a trend based on its popularity, and they always prefer whatever they like!

This is why the reminiscent of the 60s and 70s came back when Gen Z decided they wanted a classy look with tiny sunglasses.

They Never Go Wrong with Athleisure

UfaBizPhoto/shutterstock: Athleisure for Generation Z

Gen Z is all about comfortable yet fashion-savvy clothing; that’s why athleisure outfits are a huge hit among them.

They are more than confident in pairing bike shorts with an oversized t-shirt, and if that doesn’t suit them, the post-millennials will go with a crop top without giving it much thought.

These young people know how to combine comfort with something trending in a way that they can feel desirable.

The Tie-Dye Twist with Gen Z

P-fotography/shutterstock: Gen Z does Tie-Dye at home

Tie-Dye was so popular back in the day that when the style was gone, it was surprising to see people moving on without a backward glance. But then, the internet generation became the savior of this fashion style and brought the abstract pattern of colors back to life.

Now, teenagers are dyeing their clothes at home and creating new style developments every day!

Social Justice is Part of Fashion Now

We have already established that Gen Z has a different view of this world, and so, they set their own trends. Part of this new outlook is preferring brands and companies that support social justice.

The young people of today’s world are all about sharing news and information every few minutes. So, they are well-aware of new situations regarding environmental and social justice. These eccentric thinkers support those businesses only that have a strong social voice.

Unusual and short-lived trends are common among the young population, but older people have a hard time understanding Gen Z’s way of life.

It’s mostly due to the considerable age gap and the advancement of technology that happened in less than two decades and separated baby boomers from the newer generations.