Did you sport any of these looks? The 1990s was an interesting time for fashion. For Scotland in particular, there were certain trends that might make the wearers cringe today - but a few fashions have seen a resurgence in recent years.
Did you sport any of these trends from the ‘90s?
British brand Kangol had (and still has) a whole range of bucket hats to choose from. The brand was founded in the 1920s by Jakob Henryk Spreiregen, who emigrated to England in 1915 from Poland A staple of the 90s, this trend saw tracksuit bottoms get decked out with poppers all down the side of each leg - all it took was getting one of them caught on the edge of a table for them to fall apart and show off your whole leg These elastic chokers were all the rage for girls back in the 90s - you could choose from a variety of neon colours, or opt to stay more sophisticated with a plain black one The colour of each band revealed a different code - yellow meant you'd hugged a boy, purple meant you'd had a proper snog and black meant you'd gone all the way Baby-G Watches were introduced to the world in 1994 and peaked in popularity around the late 90s, with over 19 million watches being sold by 1998. The original Baby-G Watch is set to be brought back - will you be getting one? Never mind that you had to peel them off your feet after five minutes of wearing them, Jelly Shoes were cool and everyone wanted a pair