We took a look back at some iconic 90s Scottish fashion moments
It doesn't get much more 90s than Take That, and this photo taken outside their 1993 show at the SECC in Glasgow has some spectacular outfits.If you grew up in the decade, you will no doubt remember Nokia phones,
cards, Discmans and Tamagotchis. If you were a bit older, memories will likely include historic events such as the Persian Gulf War, the election of Nelson Mandela, and the death of Princess Diana.. Acid-wash jeans, slip dresses, bomber jackets, scrunchies, and plaid flannel shirts were all the rage, as were hairstyles such as 'the Rachel' and pixie cuts.and adults alike sporting clothes that were very much of their time.
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