Editing 2010s (section)

===Fashion===
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[[File:Lady Gaga The Edge of Glory GMA2 (cropped).jpg|thumb|upright|[[Lady Gaga]] was a fashion icon of the era]]

Fashion of the 2010s became slimmer-fit and slightly more formal compared to previous decades. In addition, people's handheld devices such as cellphones (and their colorful cases), [[selfie sticks]] (for a brief period during the middle of the decade), tech-like [[Beats headphones]], [[smart watches]], wired and by the end of the decade [[wireless headphones|wireless]] [[ear buds]], as well as handheld gaming systems became more prevalent personal items.

The decade was also defined by new [[Hipster (contemporary subculture)|hipster]] fashion (hipster styles were marked by the wearing of knit beanies, checkered shirts, and clothes from thrift stores; as well as hobbies like horticulture, photography, and specialty coffee) [[athleisure]], and a revival of [[1930–1945 in Western fashion|austerity-era]] and other nostalgic alternative fashion trends (such as [[1980s in fashion|1980s]]-style [[neon]] streetwear in the first part of the decade, and unisex [[1990s in fashion|1990s]]-style elements influenced by [[grunge]]).

In 2018, a subculture of "[[e-kid]]s" came into existence, whom took their style from Japanese street fashion, cosplay, skater aesthetic, and other pieces of pop culture. In contrast to the colorful subculture of "e-kids" later in the decade, the early 2010s saw the [[Emo revival]].

In the United States, political fashion became a genre of fashion starting around 2016, as people wore hats like [[Make America Great Again|MAGA hats]] (popularized by political outsider, prior TV-star and businessman President [[Donald Trump]]), as well as the [[Pussyhat]]. These two pieces of fashion wear would be popularized in the 2010s in popular culture on television and further, but would become controversial in their own right.

The decade sparked many smaller fashion movements, notable examples including [[Cottagecore]] and [[Normcore]] (a notable icon of Normcore in the 2010s was Steve Jobs, whom represented the decade's casual clothing). Fad toys and accessories like the [[Fidget spinner]], [[Silly Bandz]], and [[Shutter shades]] each had waves of popularity among youth throughout the decade. [[Funko Pops]] were a collectible fad during the 2010s.