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Calcetín tobillero, ‘pinkie’ o ‘sockette’. Recibe diferentes nombres según sus alturas, pero también el rechazo unánime de los más estetas y, ahora, …
Brussels, Belgium – A recent social media trend has sparked playful debate over generational fashion choices, particularly concerning socks. A video uploaded by 'teamlewis_belgium', a PR and Marketing agency based in Brussels, showcases various sock styles worn by their team members, humorously attributing them to either 'millennial' or 'Gen Z' preferences. The short clip features close-ups of different footwear, from classic sneakers to more contemporary designs, paired with an array of sock lengths and patterns. Styles range from discreet no-show socks, often labeled as '100% millennial', to visible crew socks, frequently identified with 'Gen Z'. One particularly unique pair of fluffy, animal-themed socks prompted a lighthearted query from the video's creators. The video, which has garnered significant attention online, highlights a minor but engaging aspect of how generational identities are expressed through everyday fashion. While presented with humor, it reflects ongoing discussions on social platforms about the distinct style preferences that emerge across different age groups.
Calcetín tobillero, ‘pinkie’ o ‘sockette’. Recibe diferentes nombres según sus alturas, pero también el rechazo unánime de los más estetas y, ahora, …