Well, it appears popcorn tops are *in again.*
In honor of the great popcorn top resurrection, let’s take a look at 55 other trends poised to make a comeback whether you like it or not.
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Belly button chains with charms on them.
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Because no belly button was complete without a necklace for their midriff.
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Jeans that needed to be laced up from the sides.
3.
Jeans that needed to be laced up in the front.
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Reminds me of something The Rock would wear.
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4.
Bandages as an accessory for the cheek.
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As made famous by and also only worn by Nelly.
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5.
Jeans under dresses.
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Dirty pant cuffs were super *in* back then!
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6.
Invisible eyebrows.
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The eyebrows must be camouflaged to the face.
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7.
This type of sunglasses.
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Shirts that were laced up from the front.
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Creative!
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Tie-on clothing, in general.
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10.
Also, this crimped hair.
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11.
Extreme, almost magical, low-rise jeans.
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This is witchcraft.
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12.
A Party City fedora.
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“Ello, me lady!”
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13.
Just, like, not wearing a hat properly.
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Patchy leather items sewed up Texas Chainsaw style was super in.
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14.
Shredded turtlenecks.
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“Vote For Pedro” shirts.
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Quirky!
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16.
Graphic tees from Urban Outfitters.
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Graphic tees from somewhere like Spencer’s.
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18.
Anything Ed Hardy.
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19.
Jeans with hip cutouts and a thong string illusion.
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I’m not even sure what the point of this was.
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20.
Distressed bootcut jeans.
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21.
Very, very long scarves.
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22.
Very large ties.
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Clown couture!
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23.
Low-rise sweatpants.
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Dangerously low but also comfortable!
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24.
Shirts with casual drug references.
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An iconic graphic tee and moment in time, TBH.
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25.
Clothes from a high school drama club trunk.
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26.
Reflective leather clothing.
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Good for walking into traffic, I suppose?
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27.
Ronald McDonald hair.
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28.
Skunk highlights.
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29.
Ski goggles.
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Just in case a random blizzard happens.
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30.
Very, very large suits.
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31.
Jeans with the waistband cut out.
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Again, how was clothing even functional back then?
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32.
Long denim skirts.
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Sister Wives meets MTV’s The Grind.
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33.
“Designer” facial hair.
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Heavily sculpted.
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34.
Devil horn facial hair.
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35.
Extremely short bangs.
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Truly *a look.*
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36.
Feather elbow guards.
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37.
These sunglasses.
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38.
Also, chin nubbin facial hair.
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39.
One exposed thong strap.
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40.
Two exposed thong straps.
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41.
And a thong that was literally part of the outfit.
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Like, it’s actually built in.
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42.
Suits that looked like something your mom would make you wear to a middle school dance.
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43.
Extreme gelled hair.
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Spiky!
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44.
Shutter shades.
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Completely and totally ineffective.
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45.
Digital cameras as accessories.
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46.
MP3 players as accessories.
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47.
Zunes.
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48.
These newsboy caps.
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49.
Anything Aaron Paul wore between the years 2001–4.
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50.
This little number:
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51.
And this iconic puffer jacket number:
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52.
And last but not least, anything Ashley Tisdale wore in 2005.
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53.
A classic!
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54.
An icon!
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55.
Truly never forget.
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