All the raves
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Rave culture will reign in the year ahead. As Gen Z and Millenials recover from over two years in lockdown, they'll take over nightclubs, warehouses and house parties all over the globe. Techno style, rave fashion and house music outfits are all trending up.

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All the raves

House music outfits

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Berlin rave fashion

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Rave party aesthetic

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Techno style

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Music mixer

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House music outfits

+185%

Berlin rave fashion

+250%

Rave party aesthetic

+35%

Techno style

+60%

Music mixer

+115%

Behind the trend

Gen Z and Millennials are reigniting their love for rave culture and its signature aesthetic. People want to find inclusive, freeing spaces where they can let loose and dress however they like.²

A set of images showing a person dancing in a foggy room, a close shot of a DJ booth and three people posing in rave-inspired clothes.

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