90's Fashion

Oversized everything from baggy jeans, t-shirts 2-3 sizes too big and even puffy jackets dominated the scene in the 90’s. The golden era for hip-hop created artists who often became style icons, at the time setting trends that blended urban culture with bold individuality. 90s fashion wasn’t just about looking good; it was about identity and self expression. Artists like Aaliyah or Biggie Smalls made fashion inseparable from music, creating a legacy that continues to inspire today’s streetwear trends. In 2025 this particular style is making a major comeback creating a movement of oversized fits, bold branding and iconic accessories that will influence generations to come.

The 90s also saw sneakers take center stage. Air Jordans, Adidas Superstars, and Reebok Classics became must haves. At the time sneakers were more than just shoes, they became status symbols oftentimes paired with matching tracksuits for a head-to-toe coordinated look. Your outfit just didn’t quite come together without a fresh pair of sneakers on your feet. The craze for certain shoes was so big that it dominated the market and even today are considered collectables for certain “sneaker heads.”

The 1990s embodied a diversity of styles that appealed to everyone, from minimalists to maximalists, rebels to preppies. Its revival in the 2020s proves the staying power of its trends. Nostalgia combined with a growing appreciation for vintage and sustainable fashion, has brought bucket hats and snapbacks, baggy jeans and crop tops back to life.

Of course overalls were bit of a staple in 90s fashion blending casual comfort with streetwear style. Popularized by hip hop artists, grunge icons, and even sitcom stars, they were often worn with one strap unbuckled or paired with oversized tees, crop tops, or flannel shirts. Denim was the most common material, ranging from faded light wash to bold colors and distressed looks. Whether baggy and slouchy or fitted and sleek, overalls symbolized the laid-back, expressive attitude of 90s culture. Today, they’re making a nostalgic come back, embraced by a new generation reviving the charm of retro fashion.

Models: Milly (@0neinam3lian) & Jas