artjessstudio/TikTok; Corbis/Getty Are "tramp stamps" making a comeback? As with fashion and beauty, tattoo trends follow a cycle, and there's certainly some evidence to support the return of the ...

The tramp stamps of today gained popularity during the 1980s, especially as more women began to get tattoos. Lower back tattoos were cute, feminine, and easy to cover up on a daily basis.

While a lower-back tattoo — or a “tramp stamp,” as they are colloquially named — has been synonymous with a somewhat trashier lifestyle of the naughts, Gen Z’s love of the early 1990s ...

Tramp stamps though — more politely known as lower back tattoos — are a ‘90s/’00s trend that we were confident was, well, behind Us. But now the tattoos in question are having a shocking ...

Gen Z is opting to get "tramp stamp" tattoos, or ink on the lower back, to feel more empowered. "Women are reclaiming negative stereotypes, which were once used to disparage them, as a form of ...

It looks like lower-back tattoos are back in style as one Gen Z-er showcases her new "tramp stamp" and thousands of TikTokers rate it. Over three million people have watched a viral TikTok video ...

Australian cosmetic tattoo artist Daisy Foxglove is going viral on TikTok for inking a client’s face with fake freckles, with one critic arguing the dots will “age like a tramp stamp.” ...

and will be released this month. To get fans excited about the new music, Ice Spice showed off her very Y2K lower back tattoo, also known as tramp stamp tattoo, in a thong monokini while teasing a ...

Artists from around the country weigh in on the lower-back tattoo, which appears to be making somewhat of a comeback "Tramp stamps," or lower-back tattoos, seem to be having a resurgence The trend ...