Best '90s Fashion Trends - Fashion Trends Inspired by the '90s
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Naomi Campbell, 1991
Allan Tannenbaum//Getty ImagesThe supermodel's well-tailored leather skirt suit—an example of the hold menswear trends had on us in the '90s—is a timeless classic that will work well in every wardrobe for seasons to come.
Gwyneth Paltrow, 1996
Lawrence Schwartzwald//Getty ImagesIf you're looking for pieces to help transition you through the seasons, you can't go wrong with a summer knit similar to the one the actor wore on the set of Great Expectations. (Bonus points if it comes in a coordinating set, one of the biggest '90s trends to make a comeback of late.)
Elle Macpherson, 1996
Evan Agostini//Getty ImagesTake a page out of supermodel Elle Macpherson's book and swap your traditional trench for a posh navy-colored style. Not only is the reflective fabric a '90s-specific trend, but it goes with everything.
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Elizabeth Hurley,1997
Ron Galella, Ltd.//Getty ImagesElizabeth Hurley's airport look back in 1997 is nothing if not fall outfit inspiration. Plus, pay attention to the hem of her bootcut jeans—another present-day trend we stole from the '90s.
Jada Pinkett Smith, 1997
Ron Galella, Ltd.//Getty ImagesJada Pinkett Smith knows how to wear a suit. Seen here at the Men in Black premiere, she opted for a low-cut style with nothing underneath.
Sarah Jessica Parker, 1999
Robin Platzer/Twin Images//Getty ImagesNo stranger to a memorable fashion moment, SJP's midi skirt is on par with styles on the market today. Dress yours up for fall with a pair of knee-high boots for a modern take on the '90s skirtsuit.
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Winona Ryder, 1992
Ron Galella, Ltd.//Getty ImagesWinona Ryder's leather jacket—forever a wardrobe staple—is the perfect fall layering piece.
Grace Jones, 1990
Dave Benett//Getty ImagesVery few do airport style quite like Grace Jones, so if you're looking for a cozy look ahead of your next flight, opt for a (faux) fur coat layered over a hoodie with a super-chic hat.
Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer, and Elle Macpherson, 1995
JON LEVY//Getty ImagesThree models, three iconic looks that we'd very much still wear today. (We're pretty sure Claudia Schiffer's skirt-and-knee-high-boots outfit just walked more than a few SS23 runways.)
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Angela Bassett, 1998
Ron Galella//Getty ImagesIt's possible that Angela Bassett, seen here at the 1998 premiere of How Stella Got Her Groove Back, didn't have any idea how many times this cut-on-the-bias gown would be referenced on runways years later.
Jennifer Aniston, 1998
Tom Wargacki//Getty ImagesJennifer Aniston's pinstriped suit is a true closet must-have. Give it a 2020 update by pairing it with bolder prints, à la the Friends star.
Halle Berry, 1998
Steve Granitz//Getty ImagesHalle Berry—at the fourth annual Blockbuster Awards, no less!—is iconic. The silk dress is an absolute must-have, and the sheer lace overlay is just the icing on the cake.
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Iman, 1995
Ron Galella, Ltd.//Getty ImagesModel Iman demonstrates the power of the slipdress-oversized blazer combination.
Jennifer Lopez, 1998
Jeff Kravitz//Getty ImagesOne of her most iconic looks, Jennifer Lopez's monochromatic outfit with low-rise jeans would work just as well today as it did in '98.
Princess Diana, 1995
Anwar Hussein//Getty ImagesA look that's been re-created several times over the years, Princess Diana's biker short ensemble is a foolproof way to be sporty chic.
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Kate Moss, 1994
Jim Smeal//Getty ImagesTake a page out of Kate Moss's book and mix textures for an all-black look that's visually appealing too.
Naomi Campbell, 1996
David M. Benett//Getty ImagesThe silk slipdress, the round-toe Mary Janes, the dark sunglasses: Naomi Campbell's nightclub look is quintessential '90s.
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, 1996
Lawrence Schwartzwald//Getty ImagesCarolyn Bessette-Kennedy was a true style icon, so it makes sense that just about anything she wears would stand the test of time. This midi skirt-and-sweater combo is sure to be your go-to during winter months.
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Elle Macpherson, 1995
Ron Galella//Getty ImagesIs it Miu Miu spring/summer 2023, or is it Elle Macpherson in 1995? Who can say.
Cindy Crawford, 1994
Jeff Kravitz//Getty ImagesIt's nearly impossible to talk about '90s style without mentioning Cindy Crawford—both on and off the catwalk. Invest in a suede coat to complete her effortless off-duty look.

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