What was once considered a cringe-worthy relic of the early 2000s has officially made a comeback—Y2K fashion is everywhere, and Gen Z is driving the trend. From TikTok feeds filled with low-rise jeans and butterfly clips to celebrities reviving iconic 2000s looks on red carpets, the nostalgia-heavy aesthetic is dominating wardrobes and runways alike. But this isn’t just a fashion trend; it’s a cultural moment powered by identity, rebellion, and…