90s raver aesthetic

The 90s is back with plenty clashing colour, print and texture - here's how top work the trend

Before documenting the 90s rave scene, photographer Tony Davis grew up on Nottingham’s Clifton Estate during the 1960s and 1970s. Having grown up as a

Everyone knows that fashion trends change over time, but rave wear specifically has experienced drastic changes since its original style back when raves first became popular in the early 90's.

For young adults raves were dance parties set to trippy tunes in a mellow, stigma-free, slightly psychedelic atmosphere inspired by music festivals of the 70's. Bright colored colthes, baggy pants, and headwear were popularly worn.

Tony Davis’ visceral photography doesn’t just capture what the UK’s early ‘90s rave culture looked like, it also manages to conjure up what it felt like. Here, Simon Doherty interviews him about his fanzine, UK Rave 1991, which documents the ecstatic spirit and irrepressible indulgence of regional partying

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We adore the flirty skirts and ornate outfits that have taken over festival fashion, but it wasn’t always so. Just as dance music has evolved over the years, rave fashion has evolved with it. Trends come and go, and some even morphed to appeal to the new generation of ravers. Walking through a festival today, we no longer see the iconic phat pants and midriffs of the early 90’s. Instead, most ravers have decided to ditch the pants completely and show off even more skin. Photo by Beau McGavin…

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