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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s & How to Rock Them Now – College Fashion

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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s How to Rock Them Now February 16, 2024January 9, 2024 by Molly – University of Alabama

Forget 2024. The 90s are back!

This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you purchase through our links. Please read our full disclosure here.


It s time to turn that nostalgia into style! From hoop earrings to crop tops, we re breaking down the most essential staple items from the 90s that you can wear right now.


The 90s was an era of many long-lasting fashion trends that are making a strong resurgence today. Several are even now staples in my closet that I m sure I ll keep around for years to come. These throwback pieces can be styled countless ways and many have also evolved with modern day twists.


We have seen influencers and celebrities rocking these trends and tossing their own flare on them. I love the causal-cool vibe of 90s fashion and how effortless it looks.


This post will break down 13 of our favorite 90s clothing trends and how to style each of them.


The first trend we are showcasing is flare jeans. This silhouette is a classic from the 1990s, along with any loose or oversized jeans and pants. Flare jeans are so versatile, too. They can be dressed up for a night out or dressed down for a casual day around campus.


I threw this chunky, colorful knit cardigan on top. I am obsessed with this sweater and the 90s vibe it gives. It has an oversized fit, open style front, balloon style sleeves, and a drop shoulder silhouette. It s playful and perfect for this look.


Chunky hoop earrings are a 90s trend that will never depart my wardrobe again. I refuse to leave my house without a good staple hoop in. There s something about a thick hoop that makes you feel confident and fierce.


These silver and gold hoops from Amazon are a classic hoop with a fuller body. They have a tubular silhouette with an open-ended finish.


The third trend being styled today is a slip dress. Slip dresses and sneakers are a fan-favorite clothing style of the 90s. Wearing them together is girly and flirty while still being casual and sporty. The sneakers make the dress daytime-friendly, but they can easily be swapped out for heels or booties for a dressier look.


This satin slip mini dress is from Abercrombie and comes in this beautiful statement orange color. I layered a white turtleneck underneath for warmth but you could also throw on a cropped denim or leather jacket to add some flare.


The bomber jacket was a very popular fashion staple in the 90s and it has quickly resurfaced as a versatile new trend. This one from Boohoo has an oversized fit with varsity-style embroidery and is made of faux leather fabric. The jacket is so kitschy and fun. I think it can be styled in multiple ways with simple pieces already hanging in your closet. Since the jacket is such a statement, it doesn t need much to be styled.


I added this high neck, cropped black tank and the perfect pair of light wash, distressed mom jeans from PacSun. They have a high-waisted fit with distressing and rips throughout. The light wash also has a faded, vintage feel to it.


Overalls are such a fun 90s trend that keep getting revamped over time. I love this mint green pair from ASOS because they have a straight-leg, relaxed fit to them. They have pockets, button sides, adjustable buckle straps, and a classic cord design.


For underneath, I opted for this brown button-up shirt from Forever 21. I love the neutral brown color with light green. These two colors complement each other well, in an unexpected way. For earrings, these gold layered hoops take a twist on the traditional hoop and add something extra to the look. Psst are you sensing a theme with hoops yet?!


Last, for shoes, these sneakers from Converse are hands-down my favorite shoes of the moment. They are such head-turners. They re made of durable leather with a sherpa lined tongue. Also, they have a platform and an exaggerated, jagged sole with cushioning for comfort.


This super cute, two-tone brown sneaker will create such an elevated, influencer vibe for this outfit.


Long, tan trench coats are such a 90s style clothing item and one that I ve been seeing a lot more of lately. The trench used to be a dressy coat that was only something one would wear to work, but now it s becoming much more casual.


This is a great coat from Lulu s because it s so versatile and lightweight. It has a large collar, long lapels, and sleeves with banded cuffs. It also comes with a sash belt to cinch your waist.


This patterned dress fits right into our 1990s theme quite well with its bright vibrant colors, ruffles, and mesh details. It has thin straps, a straight neckline, and a slip silhouette all very reminiscent of our favorite decade.


I added this oversized, brown leather jacket for layering and this mini nude purse. The jacket makes me think of the 90s grunge scene and I love the thought of pairing it with something more feminine at heart. Opposites attract when it comes to 90s style clothing!


Crop tops are a 90s trend that is here to stay! When paired with high-waisted jeans, a crop top crafts the cutest look.


I would wear this outfit in a heartbeat. This rhinestone-embellished cropped tee from Urban Outfitters would be on trend when paired with these high-waisted denim jeans from Abercrombie.


Scrunchies are arguably the most classic 90s trend that has held its own throughout the years. They ve come in and out of style, but they ve never totally disappeared. That s some serious lasting power!


These scrunchies from Urban Outfitters aren t just adorable, they are good for your hair too. Satin scrunchies make your hair shiny and strong. There s a reason people swear by satin pillowcases, after all!


When you think of the 90s, chokers are definitely one of the first trends that will pop into your mind. Like scrunchies, they have gone through many phases over the years. From elastic tattoo chokers, to cord versions, to blinged-out charm necklaces we ve seen it all. Now, chokers are taking on a more sophisticated approach and I am here for it.


One of my favorite 90s style clothing pieces is loafers. They are recently starting to come back into mainstream. These chunky, platform loafers from Lulu s are extra cute because they are white with a black sole. They scream 90s-chic with their retro-inspired shape and tall sole.


I styled them with a brown plaid skirt and this ribbed, collared henley shirt. It has a slightly cropped hem and is made of a soft, stretchy material. The skirt has a flattering high-waisted fit and comes in this cozy, woven fabric. It has an a-line mini hem and belt loops with diagonal front pockets.


Cargo pants are a trend that could not be more 90s! Back in the day, you couldn t watch the VMAs without spotting them on several celebrities. This pair from Urban Outfitters is a low-rise pant with a relaxed fit, wide leg, and pocket detailing. I love the black shade because it has reverse stitching that really pops on the seams.


I paired it with this cropped brown sweater from H M and an oversized, neutral-colored flannel from Boohoo. This is the perfect boyfriend flannel for layering. It has an oversized fit and a comfy, casual feel with soft tailoring.


This last trend is one of my favorites because of how girly it is, but it can also be super edgy. Pleated skirts are a true 1990s staple and can be styled in so many different ways. This trend is clearly Clueless-inspired which is one of my all-time favorite movies.


Grunge: Oversized flannels, ripped jeans, combat boots, beanies, bucket hats, band tees

Hip Hop: Baggy clothes, oversized jerseys, tracksuits, Timberlands, Air Force 1s, gold chains.

Bubblegum Pop: Crop tops, miniskirts, platform sneakers, bright colors, butterfly prints, glitter.

Minimalist: Simple silhouettes, neutral colors, clean lines, oversized sweaters, slip dresses.

Which outfit are you most likely to wear or try out for yourself? What retro pieces are you going to incorporate into your wardrobe this spring? Let me know in the comments below!


If you like this article about 90s style clothes, consider checking out these awesome picks below –

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Naturally Curly Hairstyles: Tips, Ideas, and Inspiration

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Naturally Curly Hairstyles: Tips, Ideas, and Inspiration February 14, 2024August 29, 2018 by Daniela – Boston College

Cute styling ideas for curly-haired girls.

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Naturally, Curly Hairstyles is a magical gift to this world, and what’s better than embracing those curls in every way possible? Our natural texture makes it incredibly easy for us to braid or style our hair in any number of ways, and that texture is uniquely our own and should be loved.


Need some fresh ideas on what to do with that beautiful head of curls? With these go-to easy hairstyles, you ll be sure to look your curly best every day of the week.


Sidenote: Some of these styles work best on long curly hair. If you rock shorter curls, don t worry! We ve also written about the best hairstyles for short curly hair.


One of the most freeing hairstyles is just to let your natural curls hang loose. Depending on your hair type, it requires minimal to a decent amount of effort, and the best way to go about this look is to really learn about your hair.


Discover what type or types of curl patterns you have. Do research on different products and try ones that you think might work for your hair. A lot of drugstores carry samples of high-end products, and LUSH is always handing out free samples. It may take some trial and error, but you will find the perfect products for your curls.


A lot of the time, curls do require more effort and maintenance than other hair types, but believe me. The results are worth it.


On the contrary, sometimes, all I want to do is throw my hair up in a bun and forget about it for the rest of the day. I personally try to go for a messy bun where some of the curls come out of the bun , but sometimes it does take me a few times to get the exact look I want.


For this hairstyle, I recommend working with looser hair ties if you’re looking for a messy bun and tighter ones for a cleaner look.


For an effortlessly cool look, try this sleek ponytail by Curl Queen Jasmine Brown. The trick to this look, like many others? Tons of hair products.


Take a cream, gel, serum, or combination of these products to smooth down your curls, brushing the product down your hair to get a sleek look. Brush the product through to the back of your hair, making sure to create a side part, then tie your hair into a low ponytail. Finish the look with more products as needed.


I love space buns. You love space buns. We all love this beautiful galactic look. Space buns with a half-up look have an amazing way of bringing out your curls. It’s a cute way to keep some hair out of your face but still let your natural texture show through.


For a super-polished look, try creating two sleek buns using a gel or pomade of your choice. Remember: a little goes a long way! If you’re going for a loose, fun look, then forget the product and just pull the front of your hair into two sections, twist, and form two small buns at the top of your head. If you’re feeling extra bold, then rock the space buns with your full set of hair.


Curly hair tends to be more prone to dryness, so it s important to keep it well moisturized. Use a hydrating shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for curly hair. Additionally, consider using a deep conditioning treatment once a week to provide extra moisture and nourishment.


Washing your hair too frequently can strip away its natural oils, leading to dryness and frizz. Aim to wash your hair no more than two to three times a week. On non-wash days, you can refresh your curls by spritzing them with a mixture of water and a leave-in conditioner.


When detangling your curly hair, avoid using a brush or fine-toothed comb, as they can cause breakage and disrupt your natural curl pattern. Instead, use a wide-toothed comb or simply run your fingers through your hair to gently remove knots and tangles.


Curly hair is most receptive to styling products when it s wet. After washing your hair, apply a leave-in conditioner or a styling product that suits your hair type, such as a curl-defining cream or a gel. Distribute the product evenly from roots to ends to ensure each curl is properly coated.


Heat can damage curly hair and cause it to lose its natural bounce. Minimize the use of heat-styling tools such as straighteners and curling irons. If you must use heat, always apply a heat protectant spray beforehand and use the lowest possible heat setting.


Traditional cotton pillowcases can create friction and cause frizz and breakage. Switch to a satin or silk pillowcase to reduce friction and help preserve your curls overnight. Alternatively, you can wear a satin bonnet or wrap your hair in a silk scarf before bed.


When working out, tie your hair up in a loose ponytail or a bun to prevent excessive sweating on your scalp. Sweat can contribute to frizz and dryness. Consider using a sweatband or a headband made of moisture-wicking fabric to keep sweat away from your hairline.


Split ends and breakage can be more noticeable in curly hair. To maintain healthy curls, schedule regular trims every 8-12 weeks to remove any damaged ends and promote healthy hair growth.


Instead of using a rough towel to dry your hair, gently squeeze out excess water with a microfiber towel or an old cotton t-shirt. Avoid rubbing your hair vigorously, as it can cause frizz. Alternatively, you can let your hair air dry or use a diffuser attachment on a low heat setting to dry your curls gently.


Finally, embrace your natural curls and work with their unique texture. Experiment with different hairstyles that enhance your curls, such as twist-outs, braid-outs, or a pineapple updo. Embracing your natural hair will help you maintain its health and beauty.


Remember, everyone s hair is unique, so feel free to adjust these tips according to your specific needs. With proper care and attention, you can have healthy, beautiful curls!


These looks will keep you and your curls happy and healthy for days. Remember, your curls love you, so love them back!


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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s & How to Rock Them Now – College Fashion

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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s How to Rock Them Now February 16, 2024January 9, 2024 by Molly – University of Alabama

Forget 2024. The 90s are back!

This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you purchase through our links. Please read our full disclosure here.


It s time to turn that nostalgia into style! From hoop earrings to crop tops, we re breaking down the most essential staple items from the 90s that you can wear right now.


The 90s was an era of many long-lasting fashion trends that are making a strong resurgence today. Several are even now staples in my closet that I m sure I ll keep around for years to come. These throwback pieces can be styled countless ways and many have also evolved with modern day twists.


We have seen influencers and celebrities rocking these trends and tossing their own flare on them. I love the causal-cool vibe of 90s fashion and how effortless it looks.


This post will break down 13 of our favorite 90s clothing trends and how to style each of them.


The first trend we are showcasing is flare jeans. This silhouette is a classic from the 1990s, along with any loose or oversized jeans and pants. Flare jeans are so versatile, too. They can be dressed up for a night out or dressed down for a casual day around campus.


I threw this chunky, colorful knit cardigan on top. I am obsessed with this sweater and the 90s vibe it gives. It has an oversized fit, open style front, balloon style sleeves, and a drop shoulder silhouette. It s playful and perfect for this look.


Chunky hoop earrings are a 90s trend that will never depart my wardrobe again. I refuse to leave my house without a good staple hoop in. There s something about a thick hoop that makes you feel confident and fierce.


These silver and gold hoops from Amazon are a classic hoop with a fuller body. They have a tubular silhouette with an open-ended finish.


The third trend being styled today is a slip dress. Slip dresses and sneakers are a fan-favorite clothing style of the 90s. Wearing them together is girly and flirty while still being casual and sporty. The sneakers make the dress daytime-friendly, but they can easily be swapped out for heels or booties for a dressier look.


This satin slip mini dress is from Abercrombie and comes in this beautiful statement orange color. I layered a white turtleneck underneath for warmth but you could also throw on a cropped denim or leather jacket to add some flare.


The bomber jacket was a very popular fashion staple in the 90s and it has quickly resurfaced as a versatile new trend. This one from Boohoo has an oversized fit with varsity-style embroidery and is made of faux leather fabric. The jacket is so kitschy and fun. I think it can be styled in multiple ways with simple pieces already hanging in your closet. Since the jacket is such a statement, it doesn t need much to be styled.


I added this high neck, cropped black tank and the perfect pair of light wash, distressed mom jeans from PacSun. They have a high-waisted fit with distressing and rips throughout. The light wash also has a faded, vintage feel to it.


Overalls are such a fun 90s trend that keep getting revamped over time. I love this mint green pair from ASOS because they have a straight-leg, relaxed fit to them. They have pockets, button sides, adjustable buckle straps, and a classic cord design.


For underneath, I opted for this brown button-up shirt from Forever 21. I love the neutral brown color with light green. These two colors complement each other well, in an unexpected way. For earrings, these gold layered hoops take a twist on the traditional hoop and add something extra to the look. Psst are you sensing a theme with hoops yet?!


Last, for shoes, these sneakers from Converse are hands-down my favorite shoes of the moment. They are such head-turners. They re made of durable leather with a sherpa lined tongue. Also, they have a platform and an exaggerated, jagged sole with cushioning for comfort.


This super cute, two-tone brown sneaker will create such an elevated, influencer vibe for this outfit.


Long, tan trench coats are such a 90s style clothing item and one that I ve been seeing a lot more of lately. The trench used to be a dressy coat that was only something one would wear to work, but now it s becoming much more casual.


This is a great coat from Lulu s because it s so versatile and lightweight. It has a large collar, long lapels, and sleeves with banded cuffs. It also comes with a sash belt to cinch your waist.


This patterned dress fits right into our 1990s theme quite well with its bright vibrant colors, ruffles, and mesh details. It has thin straps, a straight neckline, and a slip silhouette all very reminiscent of our favorite decade.


I added this oversized, brown leather jacket for layering and this mini nude purse. The jacket makes me think of the 90s grunge scene and I love the thought of pairing it with something more feminine at heart. Opposites attract when it comes to 90s style clothing!


Crop tops are a 90s trend that is here to stay! When paired with high-waisted jeans, a crop top crafts the cutest look.


I would wear this outfit in a heartbeat. This rhinestone-embellished cropped tee from Urban Outfitters would be on trend when paired with these high-waisted denim jeans from Abercrombie.


Scrunchies are arguably the most classic 90s trend that has held its own throughout the years. They ve come in and out of style, but they ve never totally disappeared. That s some serious lasting power!


These scrunchies from Urban Outfitters aren t just adorable, they are good for your hair too. Satin scrunchies make your hair shiny and strong. There s a reason people swear by satin pillowcases, after all!


When you think of the 90s, chokers are definitely one of the first trends that will pop into your mind. Like scrunchies, they have gone through many phases over the years. From elastic tattoo chokers, to cord versions, to blinged-out charm necklaces we ve seen it all. Now, chokers are taking on a more sophisticated approach and I am here for it.


One of my favorite 90s style clothing pieces is loafers. They are recently starting to come back into mainstream. These chunky, platform loafers from Lulu s are extra cute because they are white with a black sole. They scream 90s-chic with their retro-inspired shape and tall sole.


I styled them with a brown plaid skirt and this ribbed, collared henley shirt. It has a slightly cropped hem and is made of a soft, stretchy material. The skirt has a flattering high-waisted fit and comes in this cozy, woven fabric. It has an a-line mini hem and belt loops with diagonal front pockets.


Cargo pants are a trend that could not be more 90s! Back in the day, you couldn t watch the VMAs without spotting them on several celebrities. This pair from Urban Outfitters is a low-rise pant with a relaxed fit, wide leg, and pocket detailing. I love the black shade because it has reverse stitching that really pops on the seams.


I paired it with this cropped brown sweater from H M and an oversized, neutral-colored flannel from Boohoo. This is the perfect boyfriend flannel for layering. It has an oversized fit and a comfy, casual feel with soft tailoring.


This last trend is one of my favorites because of how girly it is, but it can also be super edgy. Pleated skirts are a true 1990s staple and can be styled in so many different ways. This trend is clearly Clueless-inspired which is one of my all-time favorite movies.


Grunge: Oversized flannels, ripped jeans, combat boots, beanies, bucket hats, band tees

Hip Hop: Baggy clothes, oversized jerseys, tracksuits, Timberlands, Air Force 1s, gold chains.

Bubblegum Pop: Crop tops, miniskirts, platform sneakers, bright colors, butterfly prints, glitter.

Minimalist: Simple silhouettes, neutral colors, clean lines, oversized sweaters, slip dresses.

Which outfit are you most likely to wear or try out for yourself? What retro pieces are you going to incorporate into your wardrobe this spring? Let me know in the comments below!


If you like this article about 90s style clothes, consider checking out these awesome picks below –

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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s & How to Rock Them Now – College Fashion

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Hottest Clothes Styles of the 90s How to Rock Them Now February 16, 2024January 9, 2024 by Molly – University of Alabama

Forget 2024. The 90s are back!

This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you purchase through our links. Please read our full disclosure here.


It s time to turn that nostalgia into style! From hoop earrings to crop tops, we re breaking down the most essential staple items from the 90s that you can wear right now.


The 90s was an era of many long-lasting fashion trends that are making a strong resurgence today. Several are even now staples in my closet that I m sure I ll keep around for years to come. These throwback pieces can be styled countless ways and many have also evolved with modern day twists.


We have seen influencers and celebrities rocking these trends and tossing their own flare on them. I love the causal-cool vibe of 90s fashion and how effortless it looks.


This post will break down 13 of our favorite 90s clothing trends and how to style each of them.


The first trend we are showcasing is flare jeans. This silhouette is a classic from the 1990s, along with any loose or oversized jeans and pants. Flare jeans are so versatile, too. They can be dressed up for a night out or dressed down for a casual day around campus.


I threw this chunky, colorful knit cardigan on top. I am obsessed with this sweater and the 90s vibe it gives. It has an oversized fit, open style front, balloon style sleeves, and a drop shoulder silhouette. It s playful and perfect for this look.


Chunky hoop earrings are a 90s trend that will never depart my wardrobe again. I refuse to leave my house without a good staple hoop in. There s something about a thick hoop that makes you feel confident and fierce.


These silver and gold hoops from Amazon are a classic hoop with a fuller body. They have a tubular silhouette with an open-ended finish.


The third trend being styled today is a slip dress. Slip dresses and sneakers are a fan-favorite clothing style of the 90s. Wearing them together is girly and flirty while still being casual and sporty. The sneakers make the dress daytime-friendly, but they can easily be swapped out for heels or booties for a dressier look.


This satin slip mini dress is from Abercrombie and comes in this beautiful statement orange color. I layered a white turtleneck underneath for warmth but you could also throw on a cropped denim or leather jacket to add some flare.


The bomber jacket was a very popular fashion staple in the 90s and it has quickly resurfaced as a versatile new trend. This one from Boohoo has an oversized fit with varsity-style embroidery and is made of faux leather fabric. The jacket is so kitschy and fun. I think it can be styled in multiple ways with simple pieces already hanging in your closet. Since the jacket is such a statement, it doesn t need much to be styled.


I added this high neck, cropped black tank and the perfect pair of light wash, distressed mom jeans from PacSun. They have a high-waisted fit with distressing and rips throughout. The light wash also has a faded, vintage feel to it.


Overalls are such a fun 90s trend that keep getting revamped over time. I love this mint green pair from ASOS because they have a straight-leg, relaxed fit to them. They have pockets, button sides, adjustable buckle straps, and a classic cord design.


For underneath, I opted for this brown button-up shirt from Forever 21. I love the neutral brown color with light green. These two colors complement each other well, in an unexpected way. For earrings, these gold layered hoops take a twist on the traditional hoop and add something extra to the look. Psst are you sensing a theme with hoops yet?!


Last, for shoes, these sneakers from Converse are hands-down my favorite shoes of the moment. They are such head-turners. They re made of durable leather with a sherpa lined tongue. Also, they have a platform and an exaggerated, jagged sole with cushioning for comfort.


This super cute, two-tone brown sneaker will create such an elevated, influencer vibe for this outfit.


Long, tan trench coats are such a 90s style clothing item and one that I ve been seeing a lot more of lately. The trench used to be a dressy coat that was only something one would wear to work, but now it s becoming much more casual.


This is a great coat from Lulu s because it s so versatile and lightweight. It has a large collar, long lapels, and sleeves with banded cuffs. It also comes with a sash belt to cinch your waist.


This patterned dress fits right into our 1990s theme quite well with its bright vibrant colors, ruffles, and mesh details. It has thin straps, a straight neckline, and a slip silhouette all very reminiscent of our favorite decade.


I added this oversized, brown leather jacket for layering and this mini nude purse. The jacket makes me think of the 90s grunge scene and I love the thought of pairing it with something more feminine at heart. Opposites attract when it comes to 90s style clothing!


Crop tops are a 90s trend that is here to stay! When paired with high-waisted jeans, a crop top crafts the cutest look.


I would wear this outfit in a heartbeat. This rhinestone-embellished cropped tee from Urban Outfitters would be on trend when paired with these high-waisted denim jeans from Abercrombie.


Scrunchies are arguably the most classic 90s trend that has held its own throughout the years. They ve come in and out of style, but they ve never totally disappeared. That s some serious lasting power!


These scrunchies from Urban Outfitters aren t just adorable, they are good for your hair too. Satin scrunchies make your hair shiny and strong. There s a reason people swear by satin pillowcases, after all!


When you think of the 90s, chokers are definitely one of the first trends that will pop into your mind. Like scrunchies, they have gone through many phases over the years. From elastic tattoo chokers, to cord versions, to blinged-out charm necklaces we ve seen it all. Now, chokers are taking on a more sophisticated approach and I am here for it.


One of my favorite 90s style clothing pieces is loafers. They are recently starting to come back into mainstream. These chunky, platform loafers from Lulu s are extra cute because they are white with a black sole. They scream 90s-chic with their retro-inspired shape and tall sole.


I styled them with a brown plaid skirt and this ribbed, collared henley shirt. It has a slightly cropped hem and is made of a soft, stretchy material. The skirt has a flattering high-waisted fit and comes in this cozy, woven fabric. It has an a-line mini hem and belt loops with diagonal front pockets.


Cargo pants are a trend that could not be more 90s! Back in the day, you couldn t watch the VMAs without spotting them on several celebrities. This pair from Urban Outfitters is a low-rise pant with a relaxed fit, wide leg, and pocket detailing. I love the black shade because it has reverse stitching that really pops on the seams.


I paired it with this cropped brown sweater from H M and an oversized, neutral-colored flannel from Boohoo. This is the perfect boyfriend flannel for layering. It has an oversized fit and a comfy, casual feel with soft tailoring.


This last trend is one of my favorites because of how girly it is, but it can also be super edgy. Pleated skirts are a true 1990s staple and can be styled in so many different ways. This trend is clearly Clueless-inspired which is one of my all-time favorite movies.


Grunge: Oversized flannels, ripped jeans, combat boots, beanies, bucket hats, band tees

Hip Hop: Baggy clothes, oversized jerseys, tracksuits, Timberlands, Air Force 1s, gold chains.

Bubblegum Pop: Crop tops, miniskirts, platform sneakers, bright colors, butterfly prints, glitter.

Minimalist: Simple silhouettes, neutral colors, clean lines, oversized sweaters, slip dresses.

Which outfit are you most likely to wear or try out for yourself? What retro pieces are you going to incorporate into your wardrobe this spring? Let me know in the comments below!


If you like this article about 90s style clothes, consider checking out these awesome picks below –

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