What would a 1990s you look like?

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This. Around 1995. 18 years old.

I don't have any old photos of myself on the computer, but I pretty much looked the same as I do now. Button down shirt, blue jeans. Except my hair was dark brown instead of 90% grey, and more round eyeglasses, instead of the rounded rectangles that are the only thing available today.

I'd be wearing the black 'flying skate' Vancouver Canucks jersey and the black L.A. Kings jersey.

Shorter with a full head of hair and high pitched voice.

I was school-age throughout the whole 90s. I think at different times in primary school I had slicked-back gelled hair, and also one of those 90s undercuts. My high school had a policy against weird-looking hairstyles, so for most of it I had my hair neatly trimmed and parted on the side; back then it looked nerdish, but these days it wouldn't look out of place at all. I also wore cargo pants and track pants a lot, with striped polo shirts. Yep, that's what I looked like in the 90s.

Kipróbálható in 1999 looked like this



and in 2000 (still technically part of the 20th century), like this

My parents never cut or combed my hair because they didn't want me to look "nerdy" or out of style. I was 1.

Also, all of my clothes were flannel and striped.

like I do now but with no wrinkles and gray hairs.

Pretty much the same, except for gray hair replacing dirty blond.

I was in my 30's in the '90s.

so was I.

I was a child in the 90's:

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<sarcasm> You could clearly say I am a girl </sarcasm>
I was looking like a boy back then, didn't I?

If I was adult at that time I would probably wear jeans and a plain, red t-shirt tucked in them like one of the girls over here: click. Nothing out-ordinary.
But I would definitelly get one of those: snap braceles.
I remember I loved playing with them. Open and close, open and close. Click - clack, click - clack... It was driving my mom crazy.