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makeup in the 90's
Sheer Metallic Lids. Photo by Frazer Harrison / Staff / Getty Images.
Vinyl Lips. Photo by Jason Merritt/TERM / Staff / Getty Images.
Barely-There Blush.
Purple-Plum Lips.
Chunky Glitter Eyeshadow.
The Brick Lip
Frosty Blue Eyeshadow.
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outfits in the 2000's
Popular outfits for women included mesh or handkerchief tops, box-pleated or leather skirts, shiny pants, and sparkly shoes. For men, Y2K looks usually involved leather jackets, a statement dress shirt, and chunky shoes. If you need inspiration, Britney Spears and *NSYNC were trendsetters for this type of style -
hair in 2023
What is the new hair style for 2023?
14 Hair Trends to Try in 2023 According to Professional Stylists
Long, Choppy, Textured Bob 2023's biggest hair trend and most requested by my clients is the Long, Choppy Textured Bob. This cut is easy to style and super cute year-round. — Ashley Gomila, Celebrity Hairstylist. -
50s makeup
in 50's they had a flawless yet natural-looking complexion with darker defined brows was the go-to. On the eyes were subtle shadows and winged eyeliner with light lashes. The look was finished with a deep red or a natural pink hue on the lips. -
60's accessories/jewerly
Gold, colored pearls, and sparkling taste remained popular. However, jewelry designers also embraced texture, with textured gold leading the way. New textures like a gritty effect and crumpled and hammered surfaces emerged. -
70's Hair
The Shag If you are looking for inspirations for hairstyles form the 70's, look no further than with Jane Fonda. The Shag happens to be the hairstyle that works for both men and women. The way David Cassidy sported this hairstyle made him an iconic heartthrob back in the day. -
shoes in the 80's
Rise of the Reebok. While they're still part of the shoe game today, Reeboks have seen quite the decline since their 80s-prime time