’90s Mega-Glam Getups to Get Back in Style

’90s Mega-Glam Getups to Get Back in Style

A spring look by Balmain

Ready to venture back into the public eye? From happy-hour haute to glorified pajamas-gone-glam, our style guru collected five must-shop trends to revamp your style. We suggest taking the '90s trend in a sleek direction with a bold blazer by Smythe, power pumps (with an iconic red sole) and a vintage-inspired screen tee by Versace.


Blazer, $595, by Smythe

Cropped tee, $225, by Versace

Hot Girl pump, $695, by Christian Louboutin

T-clasp waist belt, $690, by Tom Ford

Medusa bracelet, $775, by Versace

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