The '90s: an era that brought us the scrunchy, flannel and overalls. A time most of us Fashionistas look back on and wonder how high-waisted jean shorts that went down to your knees and tall socks were ever acceptable standards in the fashion world. Like many trends, some of the 90's favorites have escaped the time capsule and headed into the millennium. The crop top and plaid flannel have both emerged in recent years as top trends and I'm excited to say that the jean jacket has finally made its way back into the hearts of trendsetters today.

In fourth grade, my jean jacket with studded rhinestones that lined the seams was my pride and joy. It went with everything and I rarely took it off.  But as the years went on I realized that the jean jacket trend was sadly coming to an end. I put it in a bag to give to the Salvation Army and never saw it again. Lucky for me, the fashion world is giving this fabulous trend another chance! The Fashionista seen here adds a slight twist on the conventional jean jacket by wearing an adorable jean vest over her sun dress. The jean vest is especially convenient to wear in late summer months when you want to wear something over a dress or tank but don't want anything too heavy. The contrast between the jean vest and knit of her dress paired with the brown leather boots give her that fun and flirty vibe so easily put off by the beauties of the South.

Go to stores like Urban Outfitters and Gap to find similar jean vests, or visit websites like Topshop.com to find other styles you might like. And lets not forget about our Fashionistos…for those of you who want to get as many girls as Zac Effron, just put on one of these manly denim jackets to step up your style. Get out there and wear those jean jackets with pride! And if you happen to start singing those boy band songs that we all know so well, just blame it on the revival of '90s fashion!

Hint: Worried about the new fall season putting a damper on your jean vest? Don't be! Instead of wearing the vest with a sundress that bares a lot of skin, try wearing a long sleeve under the vest like this to keep from getting cold.