I Love the 90s: Best Throwback Style Like, whatever. Updated: September 3, 2015 View Gallery Share This Gallery: Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email More 9 photos Baggy Saggy Style Skinny jeans, jeggings? No way. In the 90s, bigger was better. You and your posse sported dope, baggy denim from brands like Cross Colours and Karl Kani. If you were a small, you’d wear large. Then, add some true hip hop flava by sagging the waistline and showing off your Tommy Hilfiger underwear (or boxer) line. Dope. Creepy Chokers Mood rings, black velvet-- looking like a witch or sorceress was definitely a thing in the 90s. One accessory that instantly turned you into a member of The Craft (Great 90s movie, by the way) was the skin-tight choker with dangling skull pendant. Grunge Everything sucks. Angst-ridden teenagers everywhere rejoiced in grunge. Flannel, ripped denim, unwashed hair. If you looked like you rolled around a dirty field in Seattle while binge-listening to Nirvana, you were down with grunge. Load More View Gallery »
Baggy Saggy Style Skinny jeans, jeggings? No way. In the 90s, bigger was better. You and your posse sported dope, baggy denim from brands like Cross Colours and Karl Kani. If you were a small, you’d wear large. Then, add some true hip hop flava by sagging the waistline and showing off your Tommy Hilfiger underwear (or boxer) line. Dope.
Creepy Chokers Mood rings, black velvet-- looking like a witch or sorceress was definitely a thing in the 90s. One accessory that instantly turned you into a member of The Craft (Great 90s movie, by the way) was the skin-tight choker with dangling skull pendant.
Grunge Everything sucks. Angst-ridden teenagers everywhere rejoiced in grunge. Flannel, ripped denim, unwashed hair. If you looked like you rolled around a dirty field in Seattle while binge-listening to Nirvana, you were down with grunge.
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