Crochet Cray Cray

This is somewhat of a continuation from the previous 90s post but I can't help it, I'm just loving it right now and, for some reason, nothing says 90s to me more than crochet. Maybe because my mother had a vast collection of the beautiful stuff...

Anyway, as much as I'm bummin' it, I don't want to go overboard, as I'm 99% sure it's something I'm going to look back on and regret, so I feel that these two outfits are just enough without looking like this:

Crochet cray cray 2 by lucyjcross featuring leather shoes

Crochet Cray Cray by lucyjcross featuring a curb chain necklace

Now I just have to find some way of funding the two Saint Laurent bags and the Chopard. Fingers crossed for those 10 lottery tickets from my 101 list...

SPICE UP YOUR LIFE

As uncool as the 90s were first time round, and as cringe-worthy as it is to look at pictures of myself and my parents from the decade that fashion forgot, I am secretly loving the recent revival! Admittedly, it is scary that fashion has already come full circle in my lifetime, but watevz, I can rejoice in the fact that I was ahead of my time, wearing bad boys like this:

(although mine were silver and therefore infinitely cooler)

Anyway, as I am going on holiday this week, I thought that would be the perfect time to try out some of these 'looks' in a place where nobody knows me and where, it seems, 'the 90s' is a pretty new concept... (no offence Europe):

90s - 1 by lucyjcross featuring topshop

I remember I used to wear jelly shoes like that to school with white socks. It doesn't get much cooler...

90s Vacay by lucyjcross featuring a ray ban case

I am currently bummin' bumbags. Yes, they are the most hideous things to have ever been created, but they are just SO practical - I am definitely jumping on this bandwagon. I also love the idea of short shorts and clumpy trainers, it reminds me of holidays when I was young, but that could have more to do with the fact that I spent nearly every holiday in Disney World, where this is perennially fashionable, than the actual fashion of the time...