When it comes to 2000s fashion trends, chances are that you have some pretty strong opinions, whether you participated in these trends or not. And, with nostalgia at a high point in the past few years, it’s no surprise that some of these trends have begun to resurface.

While you might be thinking about revisiting some of your favorite 2000s trends, it’s important to realize that the fashion climate has changed a lot since then, and that what looked good in 2005 might look dated today.

That’s why I’ve come up with three cool looks that incorporate 2000s fashion trends in a non-cringe-worthy way, and that will fit right in with today’s fashion landscape. Keep scrolling to see them!

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Outfit #1: Velour Track Pants

Products: Sweater – Uniqlo, Scarf – H&M, Sneakers – Vans, Pants – Zappos, Vest – Uniqlo, Sunglasses – Topshop, Tote – Sole Society

If you were a teen/pre-teen in the 2000s, chances are that you owned a pair of velour track pants. And, whether they were the original Juicy Couture ones, or another brand, chances are that you loved how warm and comfortable they were, and kind of wish that you could still wear them today.

Well, what if I told you that you could?

This look, with its almost-all-black color palette and modern silhouette, is the perfect way to incorporate Juicy track pants into today’s athleisure trend — without looking like you just rolled out of bed.

To start, choose a pair of velour track pants in a trendy jogger-inspired fit. Personally, I’d stick with darker, neutral colors, but you’re more than welcome to experiment with these more adventurous shades if you feel confident that you can pull them off! Next, put on a cozy black sweater to add an element of sophistication to the look.