Indie Sleaze is the latest take on the 90’s grunge and 2000’s punk rock aesthetic. The trend was originally spearheaded by Kate Moss, Alexa Chung and the Olsen twins – and is currently making its way back into mainstream fashion thanks to Tiktok. If you’re ready to be an Indie Sleaze frontrunner, consider adding plaid shirts, fishnet tights, brogues, big belts, oversized jackets, and worn-in band tees into your daily mix.
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