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Early 2000s Fashion Trends Popularized by Black Culture

And pieces you can buy now that are inspired by an iconic era.

BY SHELBY HYDE · UPDATED JUNE 19, 2024

PHOTO BY MATT BARON/BEI/SHUTTERSTOCK

Paris Hilton’s 21st birthday dress may be the blueprint for fast fashion retailers everywhere, but two years prior to the “original” making its debut, style maven and actress LisaRaye McCoy wore a similar chainmail look to the 2000 Video Music Awards (micro bag, in tow). Before model Bella Hadid deemed oversized cargos and gradient sunglasses a must, famed R&B singer Aaliyah had already made them her signature look. And though Juicy Couture has certainly become a household name for velour tracksuits, the plush set was preceded by styles conjured up by none other than Kimora Lee Simons’s Baby Phat empire.

Black culture has always been a significant force in shaping fashion trends, and the early 2000s were no exception. From iconic red carpet looks to everyday street style, these trends have not only stood the test of time but continue to influence today’s fashion landscape.