Remember These 2000s Fashion Trends? They Made A Comeback In 2024.

For many, the high-waisted jeans of recent years were a reprieve from the low-slung jeans of the early 2000s, which are slowly making their way back to stores and runways — and, here, on model Amelie Tremblay.

In the peak aughts film “Love Actually,” Keira Knightley sports timely fashion with a newsboy cap. Now the style is back on celebrities like Jazmine Sullivan (seen here) and has also been worn by such celebrities as Salma Hayek.

From Lindsay Lohan to Ashley Tisdale, the biggest celebrities of the early 2000s were seen wearing dresses and skirts over pants and jeans — a style that is seen here on Emily Ratajkowski.

Moon boots had their moment in 2004 with the hit movie “Napoleon Dynamite.” Now you’ll see them again at festivals and in cities throughout the world, and Adidas just announced a new partnership with the Moon Boot brand, too.

Crochet shawls, tops and tanks were a closet mainstay throughout the early 2000s. Actor Tom Moutchi donned a crochet tank for the “Gladiator II” premiere this year.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a woman, celebrity or not, who didn’t own a pair of ballet flats during this time. British director Sam Taylor-Johnson wore the style to Paris Fashion Week this fall.

Shorter than just cropped, baby tees were a staple in many closets throughout Y2K and the early aughts. Now they’re becoming a staple in street style, seen here.

Few things are more early 2000s than Juicy Couture velour sweatsuits. Though the style disappeared for a while, it’s slowly returning, as seen here on Brooklyn of the reality show “Legendary.”

In the late ’90s and early 2000s, jelly shoes were on everyone, kids and adults.

It was 2001 when Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears wore their matching denim outfits to the American Music Awards, and all-denim outfits are making a name for themselves once again, as shown in this street-style photo.

Baggy, straight-legged jeans (specifically, JNCO jeans) defined Y2K and the first years of the 2000s. Now Billie Eilish is rocking the style (complete with an aughts-coded skinny tie, too).

The biggest stars of the 2000s all had trucker hats. Now the style’s seen in 2024 on Aleali May, a designer and model.

Seen here on Tia Mowry, embellished jeans are making a comeback.

Mesh shirts and dresses were commonplace throughout the Y2K era, and this year, singer Chappell Roan rocked the throwback trend.

Uggs never really went away, but the trend screams aughts. The shoes were right for a French photo shoot featuring stylist Emy Venturini.

Fur-trimmed coats were often seen on celebrities such as Missy Elliott and Paris Hilton during the early 2000s. This year, rapper Ice Spice wore the look to the Grammys (and the outfit was designed by beloved Y2K brand Baby Phat).

Bucket hats were once seen on everyone from the Olsen twins to Charlotte York on “Sex and the City.“ They’re making the rounds again at stores like ASOS, Urban Outfitters and Alo Yoga, and on actors such as Dionne Gipson (seen here).

Tattoo-inspired clothing brand Ed Hardy was everywhere in the early 2000s — and now it’s back after a late-2024 fashion show (shown here).

Capri pants were first made popular in the 1950s and 1960s, but had a major moment in the early 2000s when you couldn’t go into a Gap or Limited Too without seeing them. Now they’re slowly making their comeback, like here on Scottish actor Lois Chimimba at the BAFTA Scotland Awards.

Von Dutch was everywhere in the 2000s, and the brand has catapulted back to popularity in large part because of Charli XCX’s name-dropping song. The Y2K-inspired trucker hat, seen here on a guest at a Von Dutch party earlier this year, was a 2000s staple.

“Boots with the fur” was an iconic lyric in Flo Rida’s 2007 single “Low” — and actual boots with fur were an iconic look for many in that era, too. Nearly two decades later, singer Tate McRae wore the trend to the 2024 Jingle Ball.