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6 fashion trends from the 90s that are making a comeback in 2023, as seen on Kapuso stars
90s kids, this is your time to shine! Some of the hottest fashion trends in the 90s are making a comeback this year.
In Monday's episode of "Unang Hirit," stylist and content creator Anja Mendoza shared six fashion pieces for men and women that are trendy to flaunt nowadays.
1. Cargo pants on Ysabel Ortega
Cargo pants often give off a relaxed and loose vibe, which makes the wearer comfortable moving around. It can be paired with a cropped top, a bodysuit, or even a baggy oversized top. Don't be afraid to experiment with mixing and matching your OOTD!
2. Denim overalls on Bea Alonzo
Denim overalls or "jumpers" are the easiest to wear because they can be paired with all sorts of tops. For example, you can wear a bandeau underneath, a fitted shirt, or even a long-sleeved blouse, just like how Bea Alonzo did it.
3. Oversized blazers on Gabbi Garcia
Sharp suiting or wearing an oversized blazer is one way to elevate one's look to another level. For example, Gabbi Garcia paired her cropped top and long skirt with an oversized blazer to make her look formal yet fun.
4. Leather jacket on Ruru Madrid
A leather jacket quickly gives off an "action star" vibe when worn by men. If you want to add oomph to your look without too much effort, complete your OOTD with a vintage-looking leather jacket.
5. Oversized hoodie on Miguel Tanfelix
Skater boy aesthetic is in for 2023! To pull it off for men, you only have to wear an oversized pullover or hoodie and pair it with your jogger or cargo pants, and you're good to go.
6. Double denim on Khalil Ramos
Yes, Justin Timberlake's double denim OOTDs are returning this year as one of the hottest fashion trends to flaunt. One tip, though, is that it's better to pair contrasting types of denim for your top and bottom rather than sticking to one shade. Try acid-washed denim, too, just like Khalil Ramos.
There you have it! May your 2023 be as fashionable as these Kapuso stars!
—Hermes Joy Tunac/MGP, GMA Integrated News
