When it comes to personal style, my looks recently have been gravitating most closely to ’90s minimalist fashion. While my wardrobe has shifted over the years and is constantly evolving, I always come back to nineties-inspired fashion staples as the core pieces in my closet. Specifically, I identify with the cool, minimal items that brands like Prada, Calvin Klein, and Helmut Lang put on the map in the decade.
While I already have plenty of ’90s-inspired pieces sitting in my wardrobe, I have a running shopping list of new finds that are currently in my cart. From pretty mesh tank tops and strapless tube dresses to sleek throwback bags and maxi skirts, my summer shopping list is taking major cues from all things nineties style. Ahead, see everything that made the cut. You can plan on seeing me wear some of these exact items in the near future.
This mesh crop tank feels peak ’90s.
Yes to these barely there straps.
This Zara dress is almost sold out for good reason.
It doesn’t get more iconic than Levi’s 501 jeans.
I’m embracing the return of wedges.
The perfect cut.
Many of our Who What Wear editors have already ordered these minimal heels.
The Row does it again.
I love the idea of wearing this for a night out.
Just add tube socks.
To pair with knee-high boots.
Speaking of knee-high boots, this style is perfect.
Maxi skirts are making a major comeback.
It doesn’t get more ’90s than this Prada Re-Edition 1995 bag, which Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy carried during the decade.
Just perfect.
Zara and Good American just teamed up for a cool denim collaboration.
The thigh-high slits are a throwback in the best possible way.
My kind of neutral palette.
I want to copy-and-paste this whole look.
There are so many layering possibilities.
Flip-flops feel so elevated with a platform.
Jil Sander designed the ultimate one-piece.
Baby tanks are going to be big this summer.
Distressed leather jackets are bigger than ever.
How fun are these heels?
I would pair this with low strappy heels.
These make me think of Jennifer Aniston’s ’90s looks.
