A millennial woman has been applauded for her refusal to adopt a Gen Z trend. Ankle socks are out, Gen Z writer Eleanor Katelaris wrote for the Australian parenting website Kidspot. Shorter socks have been shunned by Gen Z to make way for longer, more practical socks, Katelaris explained, since they have a tendency to slip down the foot.
Millennials on are in disagreement, though, with one woman, Stef ( ) making a case for the survival of the ankle sock. This ones tough for me 😩 In footage, which has amassed nearly 140,000 likes since being posted on May 7, shows the TikToker sporting one ankle sock and a crew sock on the other foot. She wrote in a text overlay on the video: "The in me still thinking ankle socks look better than the high socks.
"This ones tough for me," she captioned the post. Other millennials flocked to the comments section in support of ankle socks. One user said, "Tall socks with shorts is criminal," and another commented, " I'm not giving up my ankle socks!" Gen Z and millennials differ in their stylistic choices.
Gen Z prefers practical and comfortable clothing such as loose-fitting jeans and oversized garments, Zoe Amora Iranzo-Lauriņa wrote for the e-commerce publication Printful. Lauriņa explained that have ditched old-school, overstated style for more relaxed and casual looks that favor comfort and convenience. One gymgoer revealed her experience as an ankle sock wearer surrounded by crew socks.
She said: "I was thinking this to myself yester.
