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Look, I was alive in the 90s. I remember jelly sandals, crop tops, and acid wash jeans. When I look back at those photos now I wonder what on Earth were we all thinking? At least the 60s and 70s offered some modern takes on classic pieces, but the 90s is a free for all, straight out of an acid trip, neon and floral printed nightmare. I saw a rack of printed ladies pants the other day reminiscent of Zubaz:
Hell no, let the 90s return, sucks it's hard to find vi ntage 90s clothes. There's a store in town that still has a lot of old 90s stock Fila and la gear shoes, even has the original displays still up on the wall, from then. Sadly, none of them are in my shoe size.
Those pants look like fun. Not taking oneself too seriously. They may have been part of the very early 90s, but once "grunge" hit everything went minimal and brownish. I remember wearing polka dots in the early 90s, some bright colors and other stuff was still 80s style.
Look, I was alive in the 90s. I remember jelly sandals, crop tops, and acid wash jeans. When I look back at those photos now I wonder what on Earth were we all thinking? At least the 60s and 70s offered some modern takes on classic pieces, but the 90s is a free for all, straight out of an acid trip, neon and floral printed nightmare. I saw a rack of printed ladies pants the other day reminiscent of Zubaz:
They may have been part of the very early 90s, but once "grunge" hit everything went minimal and brownish. I remember wearing polka dots in the early 90s, some bright colors and other stuff was still 80s style.
I didn't particularly enjoy the 80s, either. I actually kind of liked the 70s styles that came back in the late 90s. That stuff was comfortable. You know what I do miss about the 90s grunge era? The hairstyles. No fancy cuts, and you could roll out of bed with your hair tousled and that was that.
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