The 11 Classic 90s Looks We Are Obsessed With

This is the one you can roll out, no matter the occasion.  Dress it up or down or somewhere in between. Team it with a kitten heel for a 90s formal feel or keep it casual with your signature denim jacket.

A workwear classic. Pared back, as always, with a crew neck t-shirt. But wait, like they say on TV, there’s more: each piece works hard as a separate too.

The bigger, the better of course. Layer it over a tee or a silk cami. You’ll live in this both work days and weekends. Keep it plain or bust out a 90s-inspired print. Check mate.

One dress, so many ways. A wardrobe staple no matter the occasion. Look for a silhouette that moves with you. Keep those lines clean so you can layer up – or strip off – as needed.

(Just about) all you need in your wardrobe. Crawford was an advocate of the Mum jeans. High rise with plenty of room to move. Just about all you need.

For ultra femme feels. Keep it low key with your favourite denim or make it work-ready with that suit of yours.

The older it feels, the better. Crawford was a big fan of the oversized. The perfect way to add volume to your look.

Take it poolside or double it up as a body suit. It’s all about making those basics work harder, earn their keep.

Cut it out. Play with shapes and structure. Dress it up with block heels or pair it with denim and your favourite kicks. The real MVP.

This is your carry-everywhere and carry-all. With pockets that fit just about all you need.

Wear it loose over your shoulders, knot it around your waist for a little extra shape or wear it true 90s style: with the sleeves pushed up past your elbows. Rebel with the very best of causes.

You know, for the weekends. Those runs to the grocery store with the fam.