Are 30-somethings being CUT OUT of fashion? Viral tweet calls out brands for only offering 'fun' clothing to 'women in their 20s' - while anyone older is 'sent to the Ann Taylor ranch'

A furious debate about fashion has called into question whether 30-somethings are being cut out of trends - after a viral tweet highlighted the difficulties of finding any 'fun and interesting' clothing once you pass your 20s. 'Like in a best case scenario you get five years to buy the most fun clothes and then you're sent to the Ann Taylor ranch?' Pictured left is Gen Z stars Charli D'amelio and Danielle Carolan This viral tweet sparked a major conversation about the seemingly limited options women in their 30s have when it comes to buying trendy outfits that are still age appropriate 'Ann Taylor, Chico's, and The Limited are where women's dreams of vibrant yet age-appropriate fashions go to die' was one popular joke in response to the tweet. She finds there's a big gap between the midriff baring clothes targeted at 22-year-olds and the "mature" stores that seem to target women in their 60s,' another tweet read. Fans on Twitter referenced Fran Drescher's style on The Nanny, as she wore plenty of trends in her 30s on the '90s show Fans complained that the current fashion includes trends from Y2K, like low-rise jeans and cargo pants 'In the words of the magnificent Gilda Radner, I base most of my fashion sense on what doesn't itch,' another X user commented, with others weighing in that they're struggling to find clothes while looking for longer hems and shirts that cover their belly button.