I loved the thread that Kim started a couple weeks ago with pictures from our best and worst '90s fashion. I grew up during that decade and was definitely not a fashion-forward kid, so the idea of revisiting many aspects of '90s fashion is enough to make me cringe.

However, I've come to like plaid, and I liked Angie's post on adding feminine touches to plaid tops. Llast week I spotted a woven Abercrombie & Fitch plaid shirt that is literally a relic from my '90s wardrobe. It must have been incredibly enormous on me when I was a young teen because it still buttons down without any problems, and it's huge in the waist. (Probably the only item from that decade that still does fit, actually.) I tried it under my Esprit LBD last week.
I actually thought I'd donated this shirt a long time ago, and was shocked to be able to give it new life again. I'm considering whether I should take the shirt into a tailor to see whether darts could give me a better fit in the waist. Do you think it would be worth it? I don't think I wore it much when I was young, so it's in great condition. (Edited to add: it's not a flannel tunic, just a standard cotton button-down top.)

Also, I did finally have time to scan in some photos of me from the '90s. I'm terrified of seeing some of these trends appear again...