Fashion is cyclical, but the return to some eras gets us more hyped than others. Y2K fashion, for example, has its hits and misses. The 1990s, however, is a decade that's rather timeless. In fact, '90s outfits are popping up again and again on red carpets and street style stars alike, and we're taking note. To show you just what we mean, we're rounding up 15 of our favorite '90s fashion trends that still hold up today.

Many of them work seamlessly across aesthetics, so you can invest in a piece you can keep wearing for years to come. In short, '90s outfits just keep getting better with time, so do yourself a favor and indulge in some fashion throwback inspo. Whether you lived through the decade yourself or like the garments of the time, you'll find several things in this list worth adding to your outfit rotation.

Keep reading to see the '90s fashion trends that are here to stay.

Overalls never really left—recent iterations include pastel tweed and slouchy loungewear versions. But the '90s were all about denim overalls, slightly baggy, and with one shoulder undone. Wear it over a denim shirt for a luxe Canadian Tux moment or a graphic tee for a more casual vibe.

In the '80s, bike shorts were relegated to aerobics videos, but Princess Diana changed all that. The late royal's oversized, casual top and biker shorts combo can frequently be seen on celebs like Hailey Bieber. There's really no wrong way to style bike shorts, but consider going with a chunky boot or sandal to create some visual contrast.

Baggy jeans were brought to us in the '90s, but the modern-day version is a bit more updated. Wide legs, cargo pants-style pockets, and distressed details are just some of the ways today's version of baggy jeans set themselves apart from their vintage forebearers.

With baggy pant styles making a comeback, the return of cargo pants seems inevitable. You can keep things casual with khaki or go for a statement-making textile with vibrant colors or bold prints. Whatever you choose, just add your favorite crop top and get going.

Speaking of crop tops, that's another '90s fashion trend that's in it for the long haul. Showing off a little midriff is a great way to add structure to your outfit—especially if your pants are baggy. Plus, the shorter tops are great for body positivity.

Did you know that you can turn any shirt into a crop top? The best part is that you don't even have to cut it. Simply tie or tuck your shirt for a makeshift style.

Equal parts sultry and effortless, the slip dress iconically celebrated '90s minimalism. For a fresh and modern take, opt for one in an eye-catching color, like this royal blue. You can also amp up this retro wardrobe staple with contrasting footwear, such as combat boots, or your accessories and outerwear of choice.

The late Thierry Mugler gave the decade (and the years following) a ton of iconic, timeless looks (there's more than one on this list alone). For this reason, his aesthetic will be coveted throughout the ages. Illusion mesh, whether worn as a top, a gown, or a full-on catsuit, is known for hugging curves and accentuating the body's natural shape.

It's great to see the erstwhile It accessory back in full force. Wearing one or more chokers is a fast and easy way to add a bit of whimsy to a 'fit without having to stress over matching metals. For extra style points, pick a shade that complements or matches your outfit's color palette.

Platform shoes were everywhere in the '90s, from Mary Janes to stacked heels to strappy sandals. The chunky platform reigns supreme even now, as it's a statement shoe that isn't difficult to wear (so long as you don't creep up to Spice Girls' heights).

Flare jeans hit a happy medium between the more divisive denim styles. They can be high-waisted or low-rise, baggy throughout, or more fitted, and they can be dressed way up or way down. For a casual look, pair flares with platform boots or sneakers. Alternatively, booties or stilettos will lend a more elevated vibe.

Mugler has been snatching waists for decades and was one designer who brought corsets to the runway in the '90s. More structural and angular than the corset tops of Gen Z, corsets from the 1990s are also longer. As a result, they're ideal for layering over everything from an oversized T-shirt to a maxi skirt.

The denim maxi was a staple in the '90s, proving that you don't need to be wearing a denim micro-mini to pull off a high-fashion jean skirt look. Happily, the latest jean skirt trends are proving that long denim skirts never really went out of style. Combine yours with a yellow plaid blazer and accessories for a style that will rival Clueless's Cher Horowitz.

Back in the day, you couldn't watch TRL without seeing a music video starring a pop icon in a halter top. These days, halter tops are a bit edgier, but also more luxe. Pro tip: Pair a sumptuous halter top in silk or satin with another '90s staple: baggy cargo pants.

Most Millennials remember jelly shoes fondly from their years on the playground. High-heeled jellies aren't the only fresh modern take, though. Most recently, flatform jellies are combining a modern refresh with comfortable arch support for a look that's totally '90s and totally comfy.

The bucket hats of the '90s skewed sporty, but today's hats are much more chic. As you can see on drag queen Miss Fame, you can look ever so chic in a bucket hat—especially if you match your hat to your bag and your coat.