They are coming back: 5 trends from the 1990s, which are again relevant today

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From high-rise jeans to vibrant neon colors - 90s trends returning to fashion and a fresh look at them.

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The fashion of the 1990s was vibrant and somewhat naive, protesting and looking hopefully into the future. Today, the trends from the 90s have returned: in a new reading, they allow us to make our images more original, in some cases adding to them insolence and spontaneity, in others - restraint and femininity.

Today we have collected for you the five most relevant trends from the last decade of the last century, and for those who want to plunge into this amazing era, we offer to listen to our podcast!

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Jeans: Loose and Tall

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In denim fashion, the 2000s and early 2010s were marked by tight skinny and low (and even very low) fit. And towards the end of the decade, the feminine silhouette, popular in the 1990s, accentuating the waist and emphasizing the hips returned. A loose, but not too wide cut and high fit - now these jeans are called mom jeans, alluding to the fact that in the 90s these mothers wore these 20-year-olds. Today's “90s jeans” are often shortened to 7/8 or worn a bit tucked up (but this is optional).

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Neon colors and vibrant prints.

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Glorified by the rave culture of the late 80s and 90s, neon, glowing with brightness, has lost its fashionable position since the beginning of the millennium. But he was forgotten for a short while: today neon triumphantly returned to the list of trends. The most daring can choose the total bow of acid-lemon, pink, yellow, purple, light green color or use combinations thereof. To add a neon note to a more moderate look, you can limit yourself to one accessory: you can’t imagine a brighter accent!

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Rough boots

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In the 90s, coarse shoes with massive soles were primarily a sign of belonging to a youth or alternative culture. Today they are back in fashion to be worn by everyone, regardless of age and look, while combining with almost everything in a row - from delicate dresses to brutal overalls in a working style.

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Sportswear and footwear for everyday wear

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Sweatshirts and shorts-bicycles, sneakers and comfortable knitted pants - clothes and shoes that were once invented for sports, penetrated the everyday wardrobe in the last century and was very popular in the 90s in this embodiment. Today, sportswear is back in fashion, and we combine them with clothes of other styles more freely and more varied than the fashion rules suggested a quarter century ago.

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Volume and oversize

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Loose T-shirts and shirts, denim jackets and vests as if from someone else’s shoulder, spacious blazers and wide trousers - oversized was also in fashion in the 90s. And if in the 2000s we still wore a coat in a figure and slim fit shirts, then a few years ago oversized as a trend came back and seems to be not going to give up its positions. Today's oversize is probably more feminine and softer than the somewhat masculine, angular oversize of the 90s.