How long is this 90's revival thing going to stay with us?

Ended like two years ago, my man

>>11877425
>this popular and clearly prevalent trend ended several years

>>11877425
Nice bait.

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h&m/zara core now

trendsetters have moved on a long time ago

>>11877423
I fucking hope it stays forever cause mainstream fashion hasn't been good since 1995

I feel like the 70s revival has been pretty big for the last few years as well. What now?

>>11878544
can't stress this enough

you're utterly delusional if you think otherwise

>>11878546
70s revival has been pretty big for 20 fucking years until 2011.

neutralcore is the next thing

>>11878557
in the 90s it may have been a niche thing for a while, was never "pretty big for 20 fucking years" though

>>11878571
well, it was a more definite thing in the 90s but it still carried over well into the 2000s with the pseudo-hippie-bohemian-chic trend and also the disco revivals that brought us such wonders as brightly-colored jeans and glitter-graphic tees.

And let's not forget the whole low-waist thing, which was originally a 70s trend.

>>11878534
What exactly is the chasm?

>>11878534
>trendsetting
what is this, fucking 1920?
applying modernist ideals to fashion is retarded and quaint as fuck.