These are the fashion “looks” imposed by Fey in the 1990s: the Mexican singer will perform in Guayaquil this Friday, June 9

It was hot nineteen ninety five when the Mexican music industry saw the emergence of a girl whose innovative proposal, with a colorful choreography and the image of a new teenager, almost immediately won the hearts of thousands. Is about Feywhich is still considered one of the biggest stars in Latin American pop music to date.

His career boomed and he also became a success in many Latin American countries and was able to highlight his career in other latitudes such as Spain and the United States where he garnered the admiration of the younger audience with his unforgettable songs. Half orange, Bitter sugar, Move it.

This is part of the performance Maria Fernanda Blazquez Gill, as is his full name. But what amazed the public the most was his image of a cute and carefree teen who was distinguished by his clothing. Fey fashion at that time quickly became a youth trend in Latin America, including Ecuador, where she will sing in Samborondón on Friday, June 9 as part of the show Flashback doll from the 90s that will take place at the Guayaquil Country Club.

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How do you dress as Fey?

The Mexican singer incorporated several elements into her wardrobe that made her an icon of young fashion, since you can still use them if you want to look like her:

Fey took the stage in jeans that evoke a lot of nostalgia now, but were the norm in the ’90s: high-waisted styles, often in a light wash (light blue jeans) and with slightly wide legs.

When Fey wasn’t wearing jeans, she wore patterned pants instead, usually of plaid fabrics.

Whether it’s jeans or cloth pants, Fey always paired them with the famous above-the-belly button t-shirts, which not only looked sexy, but also came across as a bit carefree and even a bit playful. Bonus points if the shirt had a central print, such as a flower or a face, or if it had horizontal stripes.

Many of Fey’s outfits were complemented by Converse-type sneakers, although she usually preferred boots and other types of platform shoes.

Not that it got cold, but Fey always went out into the world wearing a plaid coat or jacket tied around the waist. Even if she was already wearing another light sweater over it.

Finally, Fey’s look isn’t complete without some thick bows (scrunchies) around the wrists, and if you didn’t have these headbands, the next option was to tie a scarf in the same place. And now yes, “move it, move it, move it, move it…”.