The 1990’s was all about finding your personal style. From baby doll dresses to bleached hair, basically everything was in style.
In 1991 they wore the Puffa jackets they were worn by the skinny “bovver boys”. The James t-shirts were in. It went along with the James band. They girls wore the boots and baby doll dresses, while the men wore the army jackets.
With the next year came a fad called the “trouser madness”. This encouraged teens to wear their pants and trousers hanging off their waists. Also hip Birkenstock sandals were coming back from the 70s. Birkenstocks were similar to today's “tater shoes”, but these were opened toed. Dread locks were all the rage, but you couldn’t wash your hair for months.
In the 1993 "No Pain, No Gain" was the famous catch phrase because body piercing was in. You could find them anywhere. They were worn in the lip, belly button, tongues, and eyebrows. Sports gear was coming in too.
The following year, people wore t-shirts that had crazy slogans on them. They were messages that were weird, but yet very cool. They also wore t-shirts to represent their favorite bands.
In 1996 cell phones were becoming a major part of the wardrobe. The
Britain
shirts were coming out and everyone loved them.
In 1997 the black rimmed glasses were all the rage. Backpacks were worn on the backs of people young and old to carry personal items and other things. Body arts were very popular also. They wore these to symbolize groups or other very important items.
In 1998 the famous fashions were the maternity clothes. This was the fashion followed by famous singing groups or the role models.
In 1999 they wore the party fashion, but that fad didn’t last long. Also everyone went cell phone crazy and text messaging became the way of communication. The fashion in 1999 was also preparing for the fashion to come in 2000.
