Millennials and Gen Z may not see eye to eye on everything, but they are both adopting this currently popular "outdated" trend.

Millennials and Gen Z may not see eye to eye on everything, but they are both adopting this currently popular "outdated" trend.

      Anyone with family or friends who bridge the Gen Z and millennial gap can easily recognize the significant differences in their preferences, particularly in styling. The older generation has a strong affinity for capsule wardrobes and sharp tailoring, whereas the younger generation embraces their style during a period defined by microtrends and "cores," opting for more playful and bold looks with greater ease than their older counterparts (something I personally resonate with as a millennial). However, despite the contrasting tastes, there are several trends that bridge the gap. The latest trend that has caught my attention? Denim tops.

      Merging the millennials' favorite fabric with Gen Z's fascination with unique tops, this retro trend was bound for cross-generational appeal. Denim shirts have been a staple in our wardrobes for years, but in styles like strapless, halter camisoles, or even bralettes, these trendy tops evoke memories of the '90s and early '00s—a time that both generations cherish. When paired with traditional summer fabrics like cotton or linen, the rich denim texture adds a stylish edge to your outfit that can be challenging to achieve with typical summer wear.

      Read on to discover the most stylish denim tops available right now.

      **Shop Denim Tops:**

      **Free People**

      We the Free Crossroads Denim Tank

      This airy denim top is ideal for wearing on summer's hottest days.

      **COS**

      Sleeveless Raw Denim Top

      Pair it with the matching skirt or a flowy white style.

      **H&M**

      Tapered-Waist Denim Waistcoat

      Honestly, this looks far more expensive than it really is.

      **Reformation**

      Brittany Denim Halter Top

      Act fast—this one is close to selling out.

      **Aligne**

      Trish Denim Belted Top

      I always return to Aligne for their stylish denim offerings.

      Try pairing a bralette with a high-waisted boho skirt for a nostalgic touch.

      Dala excels at transforming simple denim into something remarkably elevated.

      **Massimo Dutti**

      Strapless Denim Top

      Hurry! This is nearing a sellout.

      While I adore this in dark indigo, it also comes in a refreshing light blue wash.

      Style it with black trousers or pair it with a vibrant red item.

      Amp up the volume and wear this with a swirly cotton skirt.

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Millennials and Gen Z may not see eye to eye on everything, but they are both adopting this currently popular "outdated" trend.

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