Fashions tend to slowly fade, then suddenly pop back again. Wearing high-waisted trousers would have been deemed as a disaster in 2009 yet here we are today wearing our mum's old pair of Levi's. But one of the things I love about these reoccurring fashions is that most of the time they come with a twist. Probably my biggest 90s fashion icon would be based on Clueless,
my ultimate favourite movie of the decade *bounces up and down like a crazy fan*. Wildfox have pretty much replicated the style but unnecessarily made the clothes way too costy. I guess I could always sell a kidney to buy a collection of designer clothes but hey ho let's not get too determined. TIP: you can either buy my love with clothes or concert tickets.
my ultimate favourite movie of the decade *bounces up and down like a crazy fan*. Wildfox have pretty much replicated the style but unnecessarily made the clothes way too costy. I guess I could always sell a kidney to buy a collection of designer clothes but hey ho let's not get too determined. TIP: you can either buy my love with clothes or concert tickets.
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What I don't like about Wildfox is that the vibe just isn't there. I don't think I'm making any sense so allow me to explain. You can easily just buy something off the internet and claim to be a 90s bitch but there is a big difference to rummaging around in a vintage shop and feeling proud of your discovery. It's kind of like a treasure hunt; you know where to look but you have no idea what marvellous bits and bobs you could find.
The Fresh Prince
As odd as it may seem, I absolutely adore the clothes they wore on the show. From the multi coloured shirts to Will's very own school blazer, I was and still am in love. And I can't forget to mention the turtleneck crop top. Of all the clothes ever created, this is by
