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I'll Never Stray From a '90s-Inspired Wardrobe, and With Jason Bolden's Edit at Quince, I Don't Have To
I've always had a soft spot for '90s-inspired style, even though my wardrobe during that decade consisted of onesies, denim overalls, and plaid ruffle dresses. I wasn't wearing model off-duty slip skirts and cashmere sweaters at age three, but I can feel the same nostalgia a classic '90s wardrobe inspires. This decade of style is the blueprint for polished, minimalistic looks, and Quince has captured that in its latest capsule. The brand collaborated with celebrity stylist Jason Bolden, who put together eight looks here, and I've highlighted my four favorites below. If you are also partial to this particular style, I have no doubt you'll love these fall ensembles.
Outfit 1
For this first look, Jason Bolden took the classic jeans-and-sweater pairing and added color to spice up the styling. This is a perfect tip for making an otherwise basic outfit a little more interesting. When in doubt, tie another sweater around your shoulders.
Outfit 2
I love the way Bolden styled a summer-ready slip dress with boots and a cashmere sweater to make it more appropriate for fall. I love the red-on-red pairing, but you can mix and match other colors as well.
Outfit 3
Every fashion girl knows that sometimes you have to steal a piece or two from the boys. In this case, it's a cashmere turtleneck balanced with silk lace shorts. I also love how Bolden's styled slouchy socks with ballet flats—it feels like something an off-duty model would wear.
Outfit 4
This last look incorporates the washable silk Quince does so well. I love the styling of the scarf with the dress and the pop of red incorporated through the 90s style bag and shoes.
Natalie Gray Herder is a Senior Editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.

