You know a trend is doing well and reaches its peak when we see famous faces donning them. Or wait, is it the other way round? Either way the point we're trying to make here is that the Y2K trend may be a comeback of the most fun styles of the year 2000 but with a few modern touches thrown in here or there. Bollywood's very own Poo from Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham was a trendsetter back then and we often go back to her for fashion inspiration. Palak Tiwari, daughter of TV star Shweta Tiwari, pleasantly surprised us with her Y2K ensemble that we can safely say won our hearts completely. She picked a monochrome co-ord set with a pair of high-waisted trousers and a super sassy backless crop top to go with it. We loved the pullover knotted over her shoulder like a true blue Y2K queen that she is.
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Palak Tiwari in the city
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Sorbet hues are ruling this trendy space and if Palak Tiwari doesn't compel you towards these candy colours, we bet nobody else will. The candy coloured swirls on her supremely fun dress is what we imagine every day of our life to look like - fun, feminine and fantastic.
When Palak Tiwari isn't busy heading to the candy shop, she is aiming to look brighter than a sunny day in summer with her yellow outfits. Palak Tiwari has secretly grown in to a Gen Z fashionista in no time and guess there's no stopping her from here.
Come rain or storm, but Palak Tiwari will still be in blossom. Some stars just make us believe that spring is never over for them and this star kid is the flagbearer of this trend for sure and we're surer Shweta Tiwari couldn't be any more proud.
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