Kanye West‘s Yeezy Season 6 collection may have brought bike shorts back into our lives, but this athleisure piece is the ultimate throwback (Who can forget Princess Diana‘s iconic off-duty royal looks in the ’90s?). It didn’t take much convincing for the fashion crowd to get in on the game as everyone from Gigi Hadid to editors tested out the trend, pairing biker shorts with blazers, sweaters, and even heels.

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This year, we saw the hunger for logo-covered merch, from Fendi shirts and accessories to the revival of Dior’s beloved saddle bag. Whether you favored these two designer names, or Google’s most-searched brands, Louis Vuitton and Versace, it was clear consumers wanted to show off their designer pieces in a more conspicuous manner. Here, model Joan Smalls rocked a Fendi logo-covered crop top and skirt set during fashion week.

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This year marked Mickey’s 90th birthday and the love for Disney is still strong. Brands from Levi’s and Rag & Bone to luxury fashion houses like Marc Jacobs released special Mickey capsule pieces that were cute and wearable. From shirts to denim jackets, the elevated merch weren’t the souvenirs you find at Disneyland.

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Least year, Chanel’s spring ’18 runway introduced us to translucent shoes and bags, setting the tone for PVC to dominate in the summer of 2018. From clear outerwear to see-through boots and bags, the ubiquitous material took over every fashion girl’s wardrobe.

The indomitable dad sneaker or “ugly sneaker” trend took hold of everyone’s wardrobes in 2018 (including mine!) and can be traced back to the release of Balenciaga’s triple S trainers. While at first a select few owned the coveted style from the luxury house, it wasn’t long before other retailers released their own iterations in every color under the rainbow. These chunky sole footwear outshone every other shoe. Dad would be proud.

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In what seemed like something out of The Matrix, tiny sunglasses were everywhere all of a sudden. Kanye even declared them “in” and big frames out, telling Kim Kardashian to stop wearing oversize shades. Never mind that these frames were sometimes too small to actually shield your eyes from the sun, they were cool to look at. Every brand, from Prada to Zara, offered tiny frames in a variety of colors.

Love them or hate them, kitten heels were popular this year thanks to the fashion industry’s renewed interest in ’80s fashion. The shoe popped up on the spring ’18 runways of Miu Miu, Prada, and Tibi with street style stars immediately adopting kitten heels the following season. You couldn’t shop a boot or mule without seeing a version of it with this practical heel height.

Take a look at the street style from September New York Fashion Week and you’ll see a sea of suits. From lavender-colored two pieces to an orchid-printed blazer and trouser set, suits were the menswear-inspired outfit of choice for many influencers and celebrities. Even Meghan Markle hopped on this trend with a black Alexander McQueen suit earlier in the year, proving the two-piece is the new LBD.

Whether you called them fanny packs or belt bags, this ’90s accessory, like the dad sneaker, enjoyed a style revival with the fashion community. Only now, the new way to wear it wasn’t around your waist, but slung across your body as if you were wearing a regular crossbody bag. Everyone from Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid to bloggers wore their fanny packs like this.

Bucket hats, like every other ’90s piece, found their way back into the fashion fold in 2018. The “I’m on vacation” toppers were big on the spring ’18 runways of Prada and Lacoste before trickling down to fast-fashion retailers, who offered the accessory in prints from florals to stripes. The bucket hat even comes in a fleece material for winter.