7 Totally '90s Beauty Trends That Came Back on the Spring 2018 Runways

In Paris, Amber Valletta gave us a twirl in a Karl Lagerfeld hoop skirt that had volume rivaled only by her big, blond curls. This shoulder-skimming length nearly defied gravity with its poofy-ness.

A model for Cynthia Rowley's presentation sported a softer style that was anchored with dark roots. This midlength look feels more modern, since it has a stronger middle part and more defined curls.

Kate Moss gave good face — and a runaway topknot that cascaded over her forehead. The relaxed frizziness of her faux cowlick was reminiscent of how we look when we wake up after sleeping in our ponytails, but more fashion.

At Helmut Lang, a model showed off the polished way to let your pony hang free. Even though the updo is asymmetrical, it comes off as more elevated than your middle school side pony due to its posh curl and supersleek styling. No frizz here!

When your headdress is a shimmering feather boa, your best bet is to take a minimalist makeup approach. For the 1994 Chanel show, Queen Naomi Campbell worked glossy nude lips as if it were going out of style. Except it didn't! Because . . .

. . . Rihanna went and made the Fenty Gloss Bomb! By now, even people who live under rocks have heard of Rihanna's new, universally flattering gloss shade (and if you're lucky, you've sniffed the applicator, which smells like vanilla-peach heaven). Praise Rihanna, this look is back! (And accessible to all.)

Apparently needle-thin, out-to-there glasses weren't eye-catching enough for Karl Lagerfeld, so makeup artists drew baby blue shadow all around Linda Evangelista's eyes. The result was gorgeous (she looked like a glam character from Avatar) but a little heavy handed.

For the Rachel Comey show, makeup artist Romy Soleimani used Nars Curacao Velvet Eyeliner ($24) to turn the models into glamazon currents of electric blue. We love how this thick, bushy eye shadow was drawn on to mimic a brow line. The optical illusion was head-turning, but we're not complaining.

At Lagerfeld's 1993 show, Claudia Schiffer rocked French Revolution chic with a Marie Antoinette-esque wig and a graphic line drawn down her face. Like all great art, this avante-guard look wasn't appreciated in its own time, but since 2017 is weird . . .

. . . people are lining their lips the same way! Specifically, the people at the PH5 show did this, by outlining nude lips with a dark red color.

At the 1995 Chanel show, Naomi looked like Spring's poster child with pastel flowers in her hair. We can't help but think that the buds were strategically placed to look like 1990s space buns.

Twenty-two years later at The Blonds' show, models rocked down the runway wearing just one huge red hibiscus flower that hairstylist Kien Hoang actually sewed into their hair. This tropical look was further underlined by the models' wet hair look.

We (and every America's Next Top Model contestant who doesn't want to cut her hair) all know how Linda's career was made the moment she got a bob. At the 1996 Ralph Lauren show, she reminded us all just how damn great this side-parted chop looked on her.

At his Spring 2018 show, Tom Ford wanted his models to cut off all of their hair. Hairstylist Orlando Pita's solution? Faking a crop using tons of hairspray and pins. The result was pure '90s vibes (and us realizing just how much Kendall Jenner looks like her mom, Kris).