The sunshine is out, hemlines are rising, and Gen Z is coming for millennials' ankle socks again. From side-parted hair to what hand gestures you use to represent a phone or a heart, there are plenty ...

like Sabrina Carpenter who paired white tube socks with strappy black pumps. While some elders have bowed to the style shaming of the youngsters — reluctantly retiring their ankle socks in favor ...

These are a cotton and nylon blend and come in the heather gray seen here, black ... or crew socks with dressier shoes (such as loafers and oxfords) and keep the no-shows and ankle socks for ...

"Gen Z will never get me to wear crew socks on the regular," she admits. "I already gave up skinny jeans and a side part, but they will never take my ankle socks." Your weight room workouts might ...

Dr. Ebonie Vincent-Sleet, a board-certified podiatrist and foot and ankle surgeon atOC Podiatry, noted that black socks are ...

Plus, I noticed they hold up well even after frequent wear and washes. Forme’s Ankle Guard socks won an NBC Select Wellness Award for best overall workout socks. NBC Select updates editor Mili ...

These high-quality materials are also durable to withstand regular use ... Athletic socks come in many cuts and heights, but the most popular styles are crew-length, ankle-length, and no-show ...

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 ...

Seemingly every news outlet around the world has pushed out a story that claims wearing ankle socks — which are apparently particularly beloved by millennials — is a clear sign that you're old.

So I've seen the chatter about the appropriate sock height. I know that no-show and ankle socks have been given the skinny jeans and side part treatment circa 2021. I'm on board with doing away ...