10 Winona Ryder Looks From the '80s and '90s That Are Back in Style

Ryder rocked sheer, wrist-length sleeves back in 1990, and the sheer trend is coming back around again with short and long sheer sleeves contrasting with solid tops and dresses.

Ryder's dress from 1996 combined a scooping neckline with a strapless silhouette for something totally unique. These days, unusual necklines are making a comeback, getting us out of the rut of the same three or four styles.

Perhaps it should come as no surprise that fringe is back in the fashion spotlight — after all, we're about to head into our own version of the '20s!

The patterned, embossed fabric has gone in and out of fashion constantly over the decades, but for now, it's back on the "in" side of things, with the woven, subtle patterns growing in popularity again. Even Meghan Markle loves a good brocade!

As we move away from the hyperfitted fashions, oversize and slouchy shirts are turning heads again, especially oversize tops paired with more close-cut pants.

A snug, fitted turtleneck (especially in a neutral color) is back to being a Fall fashion staple after years of being out of fashion.

We never really got over hair clips — they're just so much fun! — and it's a blast to see the trend coming back, with today's trendsetters adding colorful, textured, and even sparkly statement clips to their hairstyles.

We've got a better grasp on how to make high-waisted jeans work these days, but the comfy cut is gaining popularity once again after the reign of super-low-rise jeans during the mid-'00s.

Raise your hand if you were a '90s girl who had a collection of chokers! The tiny necklace trend is, surprisingly, reappearing on red carpets today. Although we've moved past the classic stretchy-plastic chokers, more exciting and updated versions are appearing more and more today.

There's so much more to the blazer than a basic business piece. Different blazer cuts, including oversize blazers and ones made out of interesting materials, are very in for this Fall!