Do you remember these iconic fashion moments from 1999?
Twenty years ago, in 1999, bucket hats and denim-on-denim were all the rage.
Could we forget these trends? To quote "Clueless," "Ugh, as if!"
Let's take a look back at these unforgettable styles.
Chokers
A fashion staple in 1999, this simple accessory could help you rock any outfit.
Athleisure
Let's face it, we all wanted to "spice up our life" like Mel C in her stylish athletic wear. There's no better outfit than one that's trendy and comfy.
Blue eye shadow
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This was a go-to look for celebs on the red carpet. Everyone from J.Lo to Christina Aguilera loved this fun makeup trend.
Boy bands dressed all in white
We will always have a special place in our hearts for matching boy bands.
Old Navy and Gap hoodies
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Every '90s kid begged their mom for that classic branded hoodie from stores like Gap or Old Navy. It was a closet essential for a laid-back look.
Bandana tops
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The '90s proved that bandanas were not just something to wear on your head. They were also the inspiration behind one of the biggest styles for tops.
Bucket hats
![PHOTO: Britney Spears goes shopping at Walt Disney World in Orlando Fla., June 15, 1999.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/GMA/britney-spears-gty-jpo-010719_hpEmbed_2x3_992.jpg?w=992)
This was the accessory we never knew we needed until 1999. It was the coolest way to stay out of the sun.
Denim-on-denim
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This look lives on to this day, but it wouldn't have been possible without those iconic denim-on-denim moments in 1999. Who can make it more chic than Heidi Klum?
Baggy pants
An essential in a dude's closet. We were clueless for loving baggy trousers.
Matching red carpet outfits
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This red carpet trend gave new meaning to the term "squad goals." Exhibit A: Destiny's Child, the group that everyone wanted to dress like.