Supergraphic Ultramodern

Supergraphic Ultramodern emerged as a design aesthetic during the 1990s and played a huge role in influencing Y2K designs. It modernized nostalgia from the 1970s, using vibrant colors in geometric shapes, heavily incorporating plastics, curves, plush materials, rainbows, inflatables, shiny metal, fiberglass, and supergraphics. The style interpretation of this aesthetic features popular Y2K styles like baggy pants and cropped shirts but with bright colors, geometric shapes, chrome jewelry, and often sheer layers.