Y2K Aesthetic

Blue Room – Minipod, Speakers (1995)

Design by Laurence Dickie, Martin de Saulles, Robert Trunz and B&W loudspeakers Ltd. pic.twitter.com/bAL9m25UG9

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ZOOM RhythmTrak RT-323 – Transparent Blue (2000) pic.twitter.com/qxPz92ntE1

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Swatch – "Yellow Spring" (2001)

Part of their snap-on bracelet style wristwatch line, "Snap It On". pic.twitter.com/wuv6sgl0Vl

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Glass One – Winamp Skin (year unknown)

Found on https://t.co/uvhhIsAWVp pic.twitter.com/BLi5bUJL0T

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Soft Cell – Chair (1999)

Design: Studio Aisslinger
Materials: TechnoGel, fiberglass, steel

Soft Cell has a flexible slab of TechnoGel, webbed with nylon straps. It is inspired by Nike's hi-tech sneakers of the period, and was the first use of TechnoGel in the furniture market. pic.twitter.com/MUxjmPrEqe

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Air Jordan Apex-Utility (2019)

Translucent exterior + Nike's "React" cushioning pic.twitter.com/GoWm6teUxP

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Shoe concept by James Morrison (1996-1997)
Parsons School of Design

Scanned from Graphis Student Design '97 pic.twitter.com/8pDwijMhZj

— Y2K Aesthetic Institute 💽 (@y2k_aesthetic) March 2, 2019