Throwback to Some 90's Inspiration

 After many hours spent watching Friends and classic movies like Clueless, I've grown a love for 90's fashion. I like how colorful and funky it can be, but I also tried to create a look that wouldn't stand out as much but still stay true to it's time era. The second look I made (pictured above) is more of a classic 90's look, but I'll get into that more throughout the post. Here's two looks I put together that'll hopefully inspire you to channel your inner 90's kid.

This look was definitely inspired by Rachel Green. It's as simple as putting a t-shirt underneath a dress, but still looks like you put a lot of effort into it. That's why I love it so much! I wore a summer dress from Pacsun and put a loose ribbed white t-shirt underneath it. You could also wear a long sleeve shirt underneath instead for the cold months. Then I threw on some Nike socks and Adidas originals (I know, I'm mixing brands) and considered it finished.

Get the Look
*most of my clothing is either from thrift stores or no longer sold, so I do my best to find look-alikes
summer dress
white t-shirt
Adidas sneakers
Nike socks

 



I had so much fun with this look and it's crazy prints. I also never thought I'd end up liking the look of a backwards hat, but I stand corrected. It's such a classic 90's look because everything is loose and comfortable, from the oversized sweater to the loose mom jeans. Both the sweater and jeans were found at a thrift store and I like to think they're authentic, but I'm not sure.

I think pairing any crazy print sweater with a pair of mom jeans will give you that stereotypical 90's look, though the backwards hat is what really pulls it all together.

Get the Look
 *most of my clothing is either from thrift stores or no longer sold, so I do my best to find look-alikes
 sweater
 mom jeans
 baseball hat

Thank you so much for reading and thank you to my wonderful boyfriend for taking these pictures for me! See you next Sunday!

Sarahxoxo