90's is the new vintage

Nov 27
Nike Air Max, 1995

Nike Air Max, 1995

Nov 26

quote Gok Wan hopes 90s fashion is “gone forever”.
The celebrity stylist is confident designers won’t turn to the decade - which saw people copying the baggy pants of MC Hammer, platform trainers of the Spice Girls and lank locks of grunge bands - for inspiration as there are better fashion periods to look at […]
Gok added the current trend for all things 80s, including bold colours and huge shoulder pads, will continue for the time being.

Gok Wan hates 90s fashion - Stuff.co.nz

Gok Wan is the most famous English fashion trendsetter.

Obviously he’s a sucker as well.

Nov 26

40 Beautiful Grunge Style Wallpapers for Your Desktop →

(via voristrip)

Nov 25

Pulp - Common People live at BBC, 1995

Nov 24
Freddy Mercury died on 24 November 1991 at the age of 45. The official cause of death was bronchial pneumonia resulting from AIDS. Although he had not attended religious services in years, Mercury’s funeral was conducted by a Zoroastrian priest. Elton John, David Bowie, and the remaining members of Queen attended the funeral. He was cremated at Kensal Green Cemetery. (via Wikipedia)

Freddy Mercury died on 24 November 1991 at the age of 45. The official cause of death was bronchial pneumonia resulting from AIDS. Although he had not attended religious services in years, Mercury’s funeral was conducted by a Zoroastrian priest. Elton John, David Bowie, and the remaining members of Queen attended the funeral. He was cremated at Kensal Green Cemetery. (via Wikipedia)

Nov 24
Pulp

Pulp

Nov 22
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SLC punk - 1998
Nov 21

Björk - Venus as a Boy live, 1994

Nov 20
Bjork - Debut, 1993

Bjork - Debut, 1993

Nov 19
Sugarcubes, late 80’s (on the right, a teenage Bjork)

Sugarcubes, late 80’s (on the right, a teenage Bjork)

Nov 17

Primus, Tommy The Cat live, 1992

Nov 16
Pearl Jam, 1993

Pearl Jam, 1993

Nov 15
Pearl Jam, circa 1991

Pearl Jam, circa 1991

Nov 14

We are, it seems, facing the worst economic slump since the early 1990s. House prices are falling, there have already been job losses and we are all going to hell in a handcart. But there is another, more entertaining, way to look at the financial crisis: maybe the recession is just part of the great 90s revival? Nineties nostalgia is booming.

Let’s take, as our first example, The Wackness, a movie that hit our screens last weekend. It is a period drama of sorts in that it is set in 1994, and so the characters sport high-top trainers and slip dresses, listen to the Notorious B.I.G. and the Wu Tang Clan and use phrases such as “mad wack”, which apparently everybody did in New York in 1994.

Laura Barton on an impending 90s revival - The Guardian

Nov 13
killingbambi:Kurt Cobain
I will reblog (almost) every photo of Kurt i find!

killingbambi:Kurt Cobain

I will reblog (almost) every photo of Kurt i find!