21 Nostalgic Pieces Our Staffers Are Shopping Right Now

In the last year or so, it seems that every trend from the ’90’s has resurfaced. Everything from scrunchies to butterfly clips, platform sandals and sneakers, tennis skirts, jelly shoes, baby tees—you name it—have come back. And at Coveteur HQ, we've leaned hard into our nostalia. Below, all of the pieces we’re currently adding to our shopping cards that are making us reminisce about the Tamagotchi-era.

 


Gabby Sgherri

Editorial Intern

1. Prada Re-Edition 2000 Nylon Bag: I’ve been going through a vintage bag obsession lately and I was trying to find a good Prada one (harder than you think). But then Prada read my mind and released a re-edition of the 2000 nylon mini bag and they’re oh-so cute. It’s small but you can fit all the essentials inside (lip gloss, phone, wallet).

2. Versace Barocco Scrunchie: Scrunchies are one of the best fashion trends to re-emerge in the last few years, IMO. They cause less breakage than an elastic, they don’t leave a ponytail dent and they double as a cute accessory. This Versace one is the holy grail of scrunchies, the Barocco print is so nostalgic (think Gianni-era) and it’s 100% silk, which is even better for your hair. You’re welcome.

3. The M Jewelers Bamboo Hoop Earrings: I love hoops—thin hoops, tube hoops, oversized hoops—but one of my favorite styles is the bamboo hoop. They first became popular in the ’80s when hip hop artists like Salt-N-Pepa were seen wearing them. Fast forward to 2020 and they’re still a staple. I love this pair from the M Jewelers because they’re the perfect size (not too big) and lightweight.

 


Jodi Taylor

Editor

1. Orseund Iris Leather Belt w. Chain: Who else had a drawer full of these grommet-filled belts growing up? I know I definitely did, and I’m beyond thrilled that they’re coming back. This one in particular caught my eye because of the added silver chains. Come to me!

2. Jordan 1 Retro Satin Black Toe: From the second this retro’d release was announced, I was planning my attack on how to get a pair. Thankfully, I succeeded, and every time I wear them it puts a smile on my face.

3. Are You Am I Cyll Super Fine Chain ChokerOkay, so my chokers in highschool were definitely not as cool as this one (or real gold, for that matter), but any choker makes me feel nostalgic these days. And, truthfully, I feel like in my late 20’s I deserve to upgrade from a stretchy plastic choker (you guys know the ones) to a fine chain.

 


Jessica Teves

Head of Content

1. Balenciaga Thong Sandal: I’ve been on the hunt for a casual thong and these are the chicest ones I have found that truly nod to my former high school aesthetic. Now I’m just counting the days until it’s warm enough to wear them.

2. Scrunchies: I have too many to mention, but my overly processed blonde hair loves a good scrunchie (no breakage over here!), and this 60-piece multi-color pack from Amazon is a whole lotta bang for your buck.

3. Frame Leather Culottes: I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with culottes—they can be so tricky if styled incorrectly—but this tailored pair from Frame has such clean lines they feel like a fresh (but familiar) update to my winter look.

 


Hannah Baxter

Senior Beauty Editor

1. Fendi Baguette Bag: I got a whiff of this re-emerging trend a few years ago, and was lucky enough to score a vintage embroidered baguette in L.A. However! I would not said no to this dreamy style, again with classic “F” logo. Welcome, friend.

2. Chunky Dr. Martens: Dr. Martens are timeless. I stand by this, but the platform style has made a big comeback since its ’90s heyday. I might own this style in three colors (white, black, and maroon) so it’s safe to say I’m a serious fan. Throw them on with a floral maxi dress, or lean into the grunge vibe with some cropped ripped jeans and a zip up fleece.

3. Lip Gloss: Ultra shiny lips usually surge in popularity anytime matte lips have a moment, and I’m happy to see that it’s making a comeback now. Dior Beauty’s new lip oils are an elevated version for a sleeker, sultry finish, but the color payoff is just as juicy as your old Bonne Bell Lip Smackers.

 


Noah Lehava

Director Lifestyle, and Talent

1.  Carolina Bucci Forte Beads Moonbow Necklace: One of my most prominent memories from my pre-teen days was sitting on my bedroom floor, listening to the radio (remember the ordeal of making a mixtape? Ugh) with my Jazzy Jewelry kit rolling colorful paper into beads and mixing them with my rainbow stockpile of plastic beads. Carolina Bucci just gave my nostalgic beaded necklace a huge, luxe update with her semi-precious stone necklace.

2. Chrome Hearts x Bella Hadid Hellz Bellz Sunglasses in Blue: Also part of my late ’90s/early aughts wardrobe were frameless colored-lens sunglasses (mine featured a tiny crystal heart). I’m so into Bella Hadid’s remake with Chrome Hearts. I’ll take one in every color please.

3. Yves Saint Laurent Vinyl Couture Mascara in I’m in Trouble: Nothing made me feel more cool than wearing blue mascara to school or the mall. Same goes for right now.

 


Rachel Pickus

Social Media & Affiliate Coordinator

1. Mondo Mondo Mood Ring: Upon the turn of the century, my most favorite thing to gift and receive were mood rings. While I admit, my mall-sourced bling was always a murky shade of yellow (brb looking up what that means), it was a sartorial staple. With a nod to my past self, I’m eager to enter the new year with a bit more clarity. Every little bit counts, right?

2. Clyde Lambskin Bucket Hat: In a recent attempt to mend a bad hair day I stress-bought a bucket hat. I’ll admit, bucket hats are a dime a dozen on the streets of NYC, but I’m fully aligned with their 21st century resurgence. Now it’s time to expand the collection with this buttery leather number.

3. Ganni Leopard Print Scarf: I’m declaring the silk scarf my unsung hero of the early aughts. Do the research, and I’m sure you’ll agree. The silk scarf possesses the power of added handbag flair by day and a world of crop top possibilities by night. It’s basically a carry-on gal’s secret to traveling light, and I’m stocking up!

 


Annie O’Conor

Audience Development Manager

1. Ganni Soft Wool Knit: The cardigan resurgence is one trend I never knew I needed. Although I used to dread wearing the matching sets my mom insisted my sisters and I all wear—I can’t get enough of these. With infinite styling options there is nothing better than looking cozy and chic.

2. BaubleBar Hair Clip Set: Seen on runways and in my elementary school photos, hair clips have returned. These childhood hair accessories are not only functional, keeping hair out of your face, but they can update any look with one snap.

3. LoveShackFancy Jansen Top: With Victorian origins and a major revival in the ’80’s, the puff sleeve is making the rounds again. I really love the ultra-feminine look a billowy sleeve can add to a top. This LSF top is the perfect combo of maximalism and effortless style. Here’s to sleeves stay voluminous.

 

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