'90s Trends That Made a Comeback

History tends to repeat itself—and the saying definitely holds true in the beauty and fashion world. While deep berry lips were a '90s beauty staple, the trend can still be spotted on today's red carpet.

Then: Liv Tyler worked a fresh face and bold burgundy lipcolor in 1995
Now: Jessica Alba gives the trend a modern twist at the Hollywood Stands Up To Cancer event

The choker has a come a long way since the '90s (remember the tattoo-style version?), but the look lives on.

Then: Drew Barrymore worked a ribbon-style choker in 1994.
Now: Rihanna sports a stacked gold choker during the summer of 2014.

Put down the hair tools! Sexy bed head has made a major comeback both on and off the red carpet.

Then: Kate Moss, a k a the queen of undone style, proved messy strands can look chic in 1990.
Now: Alexa Chung gives the no-fuss beauty trend a casual-cool update.

The iconic '90s shoe—you know you had a pair—has surfaced recently on street style stars.

Then: Liv Tyler sported the shoe on the poster for 1995's Empire Records.
Now: Jessica Alba gives the trend a lady-like twist, pairing the shoe with a floral maxi dress (a throwback in its own right).

Braided accents are an easy way to add interest to any look-and the best part is they never go out of style.

Then: Teeny tiny braids were Rayanne Graff’s best accessory on the 1995 cult classic TV show My So-Called Life.
Now: Blake Lively works a few subtle plaits into her signature beachy waves.

A surprisingly timeless trend, the leather jacket has staying power-likely because it can be worn in three seasons of the year, and adds instant edge to any ensemble.

Then: Winona Ryder worked the biker vibe in 1990.
Now: Cara Delevingne epitomized tough-girl chic in a studded moto jacket.

More than just a holiday staple, some well-placed shimmer will instantly amp up your look for a night out.

Then: Ever the trendsetter, Kate Moss added a dose of sparkle with soft pink lips and glowing skin in 1995.
Now: A wash of silver shimmery shadow enhances Jennifer Lopez’s deep chestnut peepers.

The floral skater dress never seems to go out of style. Recently, it's made a strong comeback-namely in sunflower and daisy prints.

Then: Alicia Silverstone was '90s perfection in a flared floral mini in 1993.
Now: Miranda Kerr opts for a cutout version, pairing the flirty look with biker boots.

Big, bouncy hair was all the rage in the ‘90s. Ready to put your blow dyer to work? Relive the glamorous hair moment in 5 easy steps.

Then: Supermodel Cindy Crawford pumped up the volume at the 1991 VMAs.
Now: A glam blowout is one of Christina Hendricks' go-to hairstyles.

Jellies, in all their quirky glory, prove that no trend is immune to a resurgence.

Then: The footwear fad-first designed by a shoe maker in France after World War II, when there was a leather shortage in Europe-came in a range of bright colors.
Now Kylie Jenner proves that the shoe is back, pairing clear jelly sandals with high black socks.

Thought you'd never see platforms again after the Spice Girls separated? Think again. Young music starlets can't get enough of the towering shoe trend.

Then: In 1997, the Spice Girls were larger than life in all aspects, and their footwear was no exception.
Now: Charli XCX sports all-black platforms to the 2013 NME Awards.

It's official: Everyone's favorite throwback hair accessory is making a comeback!

Then: Like most '90s child stars, Jodie Sweetin was on top of her scunchie game during her days as Stephanie Tanner on Full House.
Now: Pairing the look with a fishtail braid, Selena Gomez makes a case for the once-taboo trend while taping the Late Show With David Letterman.

Nineties grunge is back and better than ever (albeit more polished), and the flannel shirt has made a comeback in a big way.Then: Flannel was a wardrobe staple for Claire Danes, who played Angela Chase in the iconic '90s show My So-Called Life. Now: Teen sensation Sky Ferreira pairs the oversize plaid shirt with colored sunnies and a lacy minidress.

What would the '90s be without the denim trend? Twenty years later, the jacket is here to stay-proving there's no need to mess with a good thing. Then: A fresh-faced Britney Spears in a dark denim jacket and a suede skirt. Now: Jamie Chung works the trend at the Coachella festival last spring.

Bright pink was the hair color to try in the late ‘90s. Recently, we’ve seen stars give the trend a modern take. Then: In 1999, Gwen Stefani swapped her signature platinum cut for a high-impact pink flip, which she kept for the cover of No Doubt's Return of Saturn album. Now: Opting for a more subtle approach, January Jones experiments with rosy highlights.

The itty-bitty belly-baring shirts epitomized '90s fashion, but the returning trend has taken on a more sophisticated tone, making a name for itself on the red carpet and even at award shows.

Then: In 1997, Tyra Banks paired a striped crop top with light jeans and a backwards cap.
Now: Zoe Saldana makes the trend work for a photocall, pairing a midriff-baring top with a sleek A-line skirt.