Plaid T-shirts, horn-rimmed sunglasses, and beards are typical of the stereotypical 21st-century hipster subculture. Full beards, vintage dresses, and retro electronics, for example, the Casio F-91W watch, are typical of hipsters.
Fixed-gear bikes are also associated with this lifestyle. Slate names the bicycles as the “most common hipster accessory.” A correlation of hipsters with a growing popularity of full beards goes back to before 2010. In 2016, historian Alun Withey claimed that “The hipster beard, or lumberjack beard, will be the depicting facial hair of this group.” Further hipster trends in the 2010s have comprised carnism, urban beekeeping, taxidermy, knitting, craft beer, horticulture, specialty coffee, fedoras, and printing and bookbinding classes.