Iconic ’90s TV shows that inspire today’s fashion trends

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Sometimes, you have to look back to look fashion forward. The ’90s have made a significant comeback in the fashion world, and it’s no surprise why. The vibrant styles in ’90s TV shows continue to influence modern fashion trends, from oversized denim to microbraids. Here’s a look at some of the most iconic shows that shaped our style.

‘A Different World’

“A Different World” was not just a show about college life; it was a fashion revolution. The characters, especially Lisa Bonet, showcased unique outfits that reflected their journeys of self-discovery. The college setting allowed for a diverse range of styles, making it a treasure trove of fashion inspiration.


‘Living Single’

Did you know that “Living Single” inspired “Friends?” The show featured a powerful mix of feminine and masculine styles, showcasing well-tailored suits and chic outfits that resonated with the working woman of the ’90s.

‘Sister, Sister’

Tia and Tamera Mowry were the ultimate style icons of the ’90s. Their matching outfits in the earlier seasons evolved into individual styles that highlighted their personalities. The satin dresses worn during dance scenes are still a fashion favorite.


‘Girlfriends’

“Girlfriends” brought us Toni, who was known for her high-fashion looks, including pieces from John Paul Gaultier. The show featured a variety of styles, from bohemian to professional, making it a comprehensive guide to ’90s fashion.

‘Moesha’

Moesha Mitchell, played by Brandy, was a trendsetter with her matching sets and playful patterns. Her evolving style, including her signature microbraids, captured the essence of ’90s fashion and continues to inspire today.

These shows not only entertained us but also shaped our understanding of style and self-expression. As we continue to draw inspiration from the past, it’s clear that the fashion of the ’90s will always hold a special place in our hearts.

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