Collar-tattoo, the 90 trend should not return (and will)

If the sound of that for you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my friends while the girls ran in droves to buy the Superpop before they ran out. Although the hair bowl Nick Carter was a major complaint to clinch a, the real reason that teens lined up against the kiosk was the gift. It was not a nail polish or a beach bag, nor a school pickedlooks evening dresses. What crazy girls turned 90 were those black plastic necklaces stuck his neck to stop pretending brand and a tattoo around him. Those that made them seem a little more to the character of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Those that marked an era and should never cross the border of the twentieth century.

But they have done. The revival of the nineties that haunts us long culminates with the return of what in English would call choker tattoo and we all remember as a collar-tattoo. Stores with a vintage taste as Asos, Topshop Urban Outfitters or been commercially for months necklaces famous (and bracelets) of intertwined links. Although prefiriéramos ignore its incipient return and keep this relic in the attic closet, it was matter of time before it would make his return official. If the grunge side of Saint Laurent sweeps, we again get pants high-waisted and we fight with tops that leave the belly exposed, collar-tattoo is also entitled to claim his reign and remind us that not all the past was better (at least stylistically speaking).

The firm Acne Studios is the main culprit for his comeback. Your Cruise 2016 collection is an ode to the choker-tattoo. Only the first model wore the clear neck. The rest is covered with plastic fake tattoos in a range of colors, shapes and sizes. If the trend began in the 90s with a simple black design and finished with degraded necklaces hung with beads and crosses, the Swedish home gets the taste for variety and turns red, or white nude by multiplying their original size. A mutation that causes chills.