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Gen Z takes vicious swipe at 'embarrassing' Millennial fashion

Gen Z takes vicious swipe at 'embarrassing' Millennial fashion
Gen Alpha shames Gen Z siblings and breaks down words that are …
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What is it about social media and the war among generations?

Well now, a new send has come in against millennials, and this time it's about fashion.

A viral TikTok, taking the platform by storm with 4.5 million views, shows a Millennial Core party filled with women sporting almost-identical plain black bodysuits and loose-fit jeans.

"When everyone is in the ultimate girls uniform," the text overlay reads.

It took no time for the comments to be flooded with divisive takes, with one Gen Z user clapping back: "Y’all need some LAYERS AND ACCESSORIES IM BEGGING."

Another harsh TikToker wrote: "Do people not find this embarrassing?"

A third added: "Me personally, this is my worst fear."

One wrote: "This is called (no sense of style)."

Meanwhile, others took a kinder, more pleasant approach...

"The best girl uniform that exists. Period," one said.

@tonimarotti

It’s a long slevee bodysuit and jeans season #girluniform #bodysuit #jeans #abercrombiejeans #amazonbodysuit #aritziahaul #abercrombiehaul

In other generation-related news, it turns out Gen Z are ageing quicker than millennials, with one doctor claiming it's a result of cosmetic procedures.

"It is not uncommon to see 18-year-olds with lip filler," Dr Perry told the Daily Mail.

He went on to say: "20-year-olds are [getting] Botox and fillers, semi-permanent makeup in the form of eyebrows and lips."

These "combined can make you appear older… [and] actually once you start down this route, it’s very hard to go back to being entirely natural, especially when the ‘affirmations’ start on social media."

One TikToker also sparked a debate after suggesting Gen Zers "already have a house and they're paying a mortgage."

He believes Gen Z owe their supposed rapid ageing to stress. The older generation "stressed a good amount"; millennials "have too many things to stress about" and Gen Z "just kind of gave up".

"They already gave up before it even started," he theorised.

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