Celebrities Wearing the Shoe Trends that Defined the ’90s

Sarah Michelle Gellar, 1997.
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Through the decades, certain styles and trends have stood out. The ’90s are no exception. Beloved by many, the decade was full of black leather, miniskirts, slip dresses and more. Supermodels became synonymous with celebrities and were seen on the red carpet often, and Princess Diana’s style was studied to a science.
In pop culture, footwear also had a moment of its own. Styles like combat boots, strappy sandals, chunky sneakers, knee-high boots, Mary Janes and more were seen throughout the decade on celebrities on and off the red carpet. Click through to skip down memory lane and see the standout shoe styles from the ’90s.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, 1997.
Brooke Shields, 1999.
Janet Jackson, 1998.
Cindy Crawford, 1997.
Jennifer Aniston, 1998.
Halle Berry, 1998.
Sarah Jessica Parker, 1998.
Tyra Banks, 1997.
Gwenyth Paltrow, 1996.
Pamela Anderson, 1994.
Geri Halliwel, 1997.
The Spice Girls at Heathrow Airport, 1998.
Fran Drescher, 1998.
Princess Diana, 1996.
Drew Barrymore, 1995.
Sean Andrews and Milla Jovovich, 1992.
Gwen Stefani at the 1998 MTV Video Music Awards.
The Spice Girls at the 1997 MTV Video Music Awards.
Princess Diana, 1991.
Kate Moss, 1994.
The Spice Girls, 1996.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, 1998.
Victoria Beckham, 1997.
Fran Drescher, 1995.
Aaliyah at the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards, 1995.
The Spice Girls, 1997.
Mariah Carey, 1998.
(L-R): Sarah Michelle Gellar, Bridgette Wilson & Jennifer Love Hewitt, 1998.
Kate Moss, 1997.
Mel B, 1997.
Mariah Carey, 1997.
Emma Bunton, 1997.
Lindsay Lohan, 1998.
Sarah Michelle Gellar, 1998.
Selma Blair, 1999.
Kate Moss modelling Tommy Hilfiger, 1996.
Ryan Phillippe and Reese Witherspoon, 1998.
Mariah Carey, 1997.
Mel B, 1998.
Selma Blair, 1999.
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