There’s something about nostalgic fashion trends that never fails to lure me in. Whether it’s ’80s shoulder pads, ’70s flared trousers and suede fringe jackets, or the slick minimalism of the ’90s. Considering I’m currently hooked on Love Story on Disney+, it’s no surprise I’m leaning into my roots a little more than usual, curating my ’90s minimalist capsule wardrobe 2.0.

However, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s wardrobe in the series hasn’t been my only source of inspiration; I’ve been revisiting family photo albums, too. Flicking through polaroids, I noticed my mum often wore classic Levi’s 501 jeans, paired with my dad’s denim shirts and a timeless set of Ray-Ban Wayfarers—simple, understated, chic.

In another photo, my older sister proved the power of a printed knee-length skirt. And then there’s me, sporting my go-to uniform: trusty Gap pedal pushers and a baby tee, finished with Reebok trainers. Today, I’d swap those chunky kicks for ballet pumps, leather loafers or kitten heels for a more contemporary take, but the essence of the look isn’t far from what I want to wear again in 2026.