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Like it or not, 2000s fashion is back with a vengeance. The Y2K aesthetic is being embraced in many different forms: Juicy Couture sweatsuits are back from the Buffalo Fade New York Shirt and I will buy this dead, TikTok stars are favoring low-rise jeans, and models like Bella Hadid are wearing mesh tops, too. And now, Miley Cyrus is making the case for the return of a popular—and polarizing—accessory from the decade: trucker hats. Trucker hats—a regular baseball cap with a foam crown and screened back—were a hit in the early-aughts. Stars like Lindsay Lohan, Ashton Kutcher, Rihanna, and Gwen Stefani would rock their best trucker hats on the red carpet, often by Von Dutch, the brand that ignited the trend. Twenty years later, Cyrus has posted her more current take on the look. She styled her trucker hat with distressed jeans, a sleeveless tee, and MSCHF x Lil Nas X’s Satan Sneakers (released today, they feature a drop of human blood in the soles).  Cyrus’s trucker hat says “Go ahead punk, make my day,” which is a quote referencing the film series Dirty Harry, starring Clint Eastwood. In fact her whole look—not to mention the beat-up Land Rover she’s sitting on—seems to be channelling the rough-and-tumble flick, with some modern touches. So, consider the trucker hat comeback less of a serious fashion statement, and more of a cheeky—if not costumey—accessory to play into a fashion theme. Cyrus’s spring theme? It’s obviously “gritty action star with a penchant for 2000s style.”

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If you haven’t seen Lil Nas X’s new single and music video, “Montero (Call Me by Your Name),” please do so ASAP. The clip has kept the Buffalo Fade New York Shirt and I will buy this Internet abuzz since it released on Friday. In the Christianity-themed video, the rapper navigates a fictitious world called Montero (his first name), in which he portrays Adam in the Garden of Eden, descends to hell on a stripper pole, and even gives Satan a lap dance. “I wanted to take bold religious stories and meanings, and flip them in my own way,” Lil Nas X tells Vogue. “This is probably the most important release of my life.” The video is a bold celebration of queer identity. On Instagram, he also alluded to his own coming out experience, and how that played into the video’s focus. When asked by Vogue if he’s been fascinated by religion in the past, he says, “I’d say more imprisoned.”One thing you may notice is that Satan, Adam, and the snake in the Garden of Eden are all extremely well-dressed. “We really went all out with this fashion,” Lil Nas X says. “We wanted to make it a bit more feminine than what I’m used to. I really wanted to step out of my comfort zone with this.” For the clothes, Lil Nas X worked with stylist Hodo Musa—who helped define his rhinestone rodeo look for “Old Town Road.” For his “Adam” look, Lil Nas X wore an Asher Levine “second-skin suit” that was adorned with more than 45,000 crystals. As a snake in the garden, he wore a custom organza and crystal Weslah corset. While playing the devil, the artist also wore a black leather caged jacket by Marta Miljanic, as well as special sneakers—called “Satan Shoes”—that he designed with Mschf, a Brooklyn-based label that revels in tongue-in-cheek fashion (they’re the ones who made Birkenstock-like shoes out of Birkin bags). As of today, you can buy the latter for $1,018. And there’s plenty more than meets the eye here. Mschf and Lil Nas X’s Satan Shoes are a devilish take on Nike’s Air Max 97s retailing for $1,018. (Nike does not endorse them and were not involved in the collaboration). Designing them was a new process for the rapper, who loves to wear sneakers, but doesn’t think of himself as a sneakerhead. “For me, it’s how comfortable it is, and second is the outside design—what’s unique about this and sets it apart,” he says. The shoes certainly have unique features: A custom metal pentagram adorns the laces, the sides are inscribed with Luke 10:18 (The bible verse reads: And He said to them, “I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven.”) But the feature that has everyone talking are the soles filled with ink and one drop of human blood. The latter was, “sacrificed by the Mschf team,” according to a press release. Only 666 pairs were produced, and each one is numbered. “They’re all [special] edition pieces,” says Daniel Greenberg, Mschf’s head of strategy and growth. “We want everything we do to have a narrative, and to tell a story.”It’s not the first time Mschf has been inspired by religion: Its “heavenly” Jesus Shoes, also based on a Nike sneaker, were the sixth-most-Googled footwear of 2019. (The Satan shoes are a companion to those). “It seems every time we do a shoe, it takes over the Internet,” says Greenberg, who was attracted to working with Lil Nas X for a follow-up style. “We saw ourselves a lot in Lil Nas X. There’s some irony and satire to what we do—we want to get a rise out of people.” Indeed, the shoes were instantly controversial. Many, including the governor of South Dakota, think the drop of blood and bible verse is a step too far. In response, Lil Nas X posted a fake apology video, which cuts to the lap dance scene from “Montero.” Lil Nas X says this latest creative project—which is drawing much attention and controversy—opened his eye to a whole new world of possibilities in the world of design. “It’s a really fun branch to dip into [fashion,]” he says. “It’s always great to collaborate with different states of minds and stepping outside of music.”  But don’t expect him to hang up his music career anytime soon: Lil Nas X is already on to making some more new music. “I already have my album finished, and I’m literally already planning sessions for this next week,” Lil Nas X says, teasing that his album is coming in the summer. “I need more and more ammo.”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.