1. Puka shell necklaces.
Puka shell necklaces were usually complimented with bleached tips and fake tans.
2. Crimped hair.
Crimped hair was one of the most popular styles. It has a tendency to reintroduce in ten year cycles. Let's hope it never comes back.
3. Bandanas.
All artists were seen wearing a bandana at some point during the '90s (Christina Aguilera, Snoop Dogg). How about bonus points to those who wore it as a top?
4. Jelly shoes.
Jelly shoes were usually produced as a sandal with little to no heel. Didn't wear them then, and I certainly don't wear them now.
5. JNCOs.
JNCO is a clothing brand known for their extremely baggy jeans. According to Women's Wear Daily, they are attempting a relaunch of the jeans this upcoming season.
6. Chokers.
Whether it was a spiked collar or a tattoo choker, these necklaces were part of everyone's wardrobe in the '90s. Not only were they horrendous, but they itched when worn for a long period of time.
7. One-size-fits-all.
This was a quick fad but will more than likely never return.And for the win...
8. Middle part bowl cuts.
Enough said.