Time Machine: Our Favorite '80s and '90s Moments Are Back!

We filled our backpacks with goodies colorfully illustrated by Lisa Frank's unicorns, kittens, pandas and dolphins. The stationery and party supplies are still found in stores—but with an updated vibe. She's recently partnered with Forever 21 and Urban Outfitters, so now you can rock her amazing prints even if you're not going back-to-school shopping.

Top: Electronics,

walmart.com; party supplies and school supplies, walmart.com, dollargeneral.com; cosmetic sets, walmart.com, target.com, kmart.com; stickers tablet, walgreens.com; calendar, amazon.com; T-shirt, visit forever21.com to locate stores; tote bags, walmart.com, fivebelow.com.
Bottom: Vintage Lisa Frank items.

Hasbro's popular ponies from the '80s have undergone several evolutions since their foray into pop culture in stores and the Saturday morning cartoon lineup. This year, Hasbro announced another option for fans of the toy, 2.0-style: you can now 3D-print your own pony specially designed by "superfan" illustrators (pictured).

Some favorite childhood must-haves and playthings are now super tech-friendly: you can tote your iPad in a Trapper Keeper case, turn your Mac screen into a Lite Brite with a widget, and play with your Tamagotchi on a mobile device.

Even for those who check the time on the phone, these upgraded arm accessories are hard to resist: the Swatch Watch (all grown up) and a slap bracelet-turned-watch that's now fun and functional.
From left: Maldiva, $140; swatch.com; Griffin Slap wrist band, $13; target.com.

Barbie has always been fashionable, but with Karl Lagerfeld's eponymous Barbie Lagerfeld (launched September 2014), the chic factor has just gone up several notches. She may look different over the years, but one thing's for sure: our closet envy is stronger than ever!

Hello Kitty, arguably the most famous of the Sanrio characters, hits a big milestone this year! In honor of her 40th, Abrams released a nail art book ($14; amazon.com) full of incredibly cute DIY projects. Monday manis just got a whole lot funner.

Our favorite heroes in a half shell have never gone away since the late '80s, and the latest 2014 iteration was a total reboot. All we can say is: Turtle power!

One of the most popular anime series ever, Sailor Moon was first released in the early '90s and got a reboot this summer in the form of new series Sailor Moon Crystal. In recent years, it's seen a resurgence in popularity and it's easy to see why: it was one of the first franchises with female superheroes using magic to conquer evil!

The adventures of the classic '80s animated singer (plus her alter ego and band) are making it to the big screen in 2016. Molly Ringwald, teen queen of the decade, will be part of the cast for the live-action film. Talk about a double dose of nostalgia!

The first Ghostbusters movie was released 30 years ago, and while we couldn't have imagined the series becoming even better, director Paul Feig announced in October that an all-female reboot is in the works. To which we say, yes, please!

Family sitcom favorite Full House is reportedly getting a reboot, and creator Jeff Franklin is already writing a concept. A return to the TGIF lineup? All we can say us, have mercy!

The anchor of ABC's Friday night TGIF lineup, Boy Meets World returned to our screens (and our hearts! Cory and Topanga!) this year with Girl Meets World on the Disney Channel. No surprise: Cory and Topanga's kids are adorbs!

As if Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" wasn't enough to give us full-on Clueless nostalgia, seeing Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash, and Elisa Donovan reunited at a screening this year definitely did!

We can say with certainty that the Spice Girls have never looked better. With Mel B's new judging stint on The X Factor U.K. and Victoria Beckham's new shopping site now live, the style inspo keeps on coming!

From Calgon's relaunch of its Turquoise Seas body mist to new makeup lines by Jane Cosmetics, the '90s beauty renaissance is alive and well. Add to the list the relaunch of two signature Herbal Essences scents? All we can say is, "Yes! Yes! Yes!"

From high ponies to pigtails, the scrunchie was a classic childhood must-have. Alyssa Milano (left) gave us some serious hair inspo, as did other '80s stars featured in popular Instagram account @scrunchiesofinstagram. With stars like Selena Gomez and Rita Ora sporting the look (and totally killing it), consider this hair accessory back on our radar.

From top: Lisa Velvet Scrunchie Set (2), $9;

nastygal.com; Marc by Marc Jacobs, $32; shopbop.com; Marc by Marc Jacobs, $35; net-a-porter.com.

Love it or hate it, the fanny pack is back and becoming more of a regular street-style feature! Sarah Jessica Parker has been out with fanny pack in tow on more than one occasion (looking chicer than ever), and even Matthew McConaughey has given it a whirl. And as for the jelly shoe? Still super comfortable—sequins a must-have upgrade.

From top: Adidas by Stella McCartney, $59;

revolveclothing.com; Alexander Wang, $550; forwardforward.com; Teezer, $198; stuartweitzman.com.

From cardigans to delicate frocks, daisy prints and sunflowers are inspiring fashion all over again. Rock them with edgier separates or carry a colorful tote for just a touch of prints-piration.
From top: Blue Daisy Bomber Jacket, $68; chicwish.com; ANTIPAST, $654; farfetch.com; See by Chloé, $425; stylebop.com

Good news: you can wear the ever-classic letterman's jacket and not have to go back to high school to do it. The Rag & Bone's fall/winter 2014 collections included a chic set of them down the runway, but the casual-cool jacket that looks good with a skirt and jeans has been making appearances on the catwalk for years.
From left: Moschino, flannels.com; McQ Alexander McQueen, $765; matchesfashion.com; T by Alexander Wang, $1,050; lagarconne.com.