> already back into fashion That seems more like retro/throwback fashion (which is always a thing, in every era) than the fundamental principles of that aesthe

> already back into fashion That seems more like retro/throwback fashion (which is always a thing, in every era) than the fundamental principles of that aesthetic being incorporated into modern design (which is what I would typically consider actually being "in fashion"). Still, nice to consider we're at the point where that's what we're framing as retro. No longer is it System 1 or CRT terminals.