The 7 Accessories That’ll Make Any Outfit Feel Very 90s Right Now

While gold jewellery will always have a place in our hearts, we’re kind of obsessed with her cooler, moodier little sister. Sleek silver hoops have been spotted on A-listers and influencers alike, with those in the know swapping their gold huggies for polished silver earrings. Swap in silver necklaces and rings to nail the 90s aesthetic, or mix your metals if you can’t bear to part with your gold pieces completely.  

No 90s look was complete without a choker (just ask the cast of Buffy or Charmed…), but this time around we’re skipping the stretchy tattoo ones in favour of something a little more luxe. Elevate your white shirt with a pearl choker peeking out from the collar, or bring some edge to your next night out with a leather choker and mesh top combo.

A natural progression from the baguette bags currently swinging off our shoulders, the cresent bag is making a strong play for the silhouette of the season. Staud’s Mini Moon Bag comes in a suite of pop colours (and sparkles, if you’re game) – perfect for breathing new life into winter basics like knits and denim. If you’re looking for a softer shape, Oroton’s collection of crescent bags is a great place to start. 

The antithesis of quiet luxury? Logo-laden designer bags plucked straight from the 90s (literally, if you shop our Pre-Loved edit). Want to invest in a new piece? Coach bags strike a balance between trending and timeless with their signature C monogram stamped on everything from totes to shoulder bags, and bring an element of elevated nostalgia to any ensemble.

Barely-there belts are a 90s staple, with skinny belts looped through everything from baggy denim to wide-leg trousers. Choose a slim belt in black or brown, and let a logo buckle do the heavy lifting. If you’re in the mood for a little glam, slinky chain belts channel 90s It-girl energy. When it comes to styling, layer it over a bodysuit or silky bias-cut slip dress – belt loops optional.  

While women’s heels often skew simple and strappy, we’re obsessed with this season’s wedge heel resurgence. Fun and functional, wedges are perfect for getting that height boost with a bit more stability. And with a host of 90s shoe trends already in the mix (cc: silver sandals, platforms and clear heels), revisiting the wedge heel just feels right.

We never said the 90s were practical. White boots are back on the radar, with everything from cowboy boots to knee-high styles hitting refresh in fresh white. Channel dreamy vanilla vibes and team your white boots with a cosy tonal knit dress, or pair back with another transeasonal favourite – the trench coat.