Stone Roses, Trainspotting and the grunge look: the 90s revival is here

In music, film, art and fashion, the 1990s are making a comeback. But is it driven by nostalgia or reflects a change in national mood?

Among the walls whitewashed Visions Video Bar, a club in London, falls in love brothel creepers and flannel shirts Spry launches shapes in the air as New York State of Mind Nas sequences with skill in the Camp Lo Luchini. "Tune!" shouted a boy in a cap on his girlfriend with a glass.

London in the 90s? This evil is Dalston in east London last week.

For many of us, from the 90s were a decade steeped in anti-fashion, grunge hair and bad taste, thank you God, apparently resistant to a renaissance. But with the return of "Madchester" pillars of the Stone Roses, the proliferation of grunge on the podium and another suite American Pie , it seems that the 90s are a return.

From art to literature through fashion and music, 2012 will see the 90 reused with a new wave of nostalgia. April will see the first retrospective of Damien Hirst in the UK, focusing on his work from the 90s, including their animals with vinegar. In the literature, meanwhile, Irvine Welsh Skagboys

, the prequel of Trainspotting , following initial drop Mark Renton's heroin addiction, is also in April. On the track, are oversized and flannel shirts, while 90 archetype Versace label is back doing high fashion for the first time in 15 years. For some, a benevolent attitude towards the decade is not so surprising. "The trends have a tendency to move in cycles of 20 years," says Johnny Davis Deputy Director of Esquire and former editor of The face

. "In retrospect, we realized that 1990 was a very fertile."

DJ and festival curator Rob Da Bank, who shot to fame during the 90s, includes the Renaissance: "For me, the 1990 does not seem so long, why Because as a large amount of.? I have done in recent years. The reason the book is always like Orbital and De La Soul [as a festival, Bestival] is because there is always a demand to see them. For many people, the music transcends time and place. " But the difference is that this resurgence is binary. Not only the reactivation driven by those who experienced her first time, but also reinvents itself for the failure, for which it is retro decade instead of remembering. Charlie Lyne, editor of the celebrated film blog based in the UK

UltraCulture

, has "an enormous fondness for the decade of 1990," although he was born in 1991 .

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Men in Black III

Scary Movie

and track American Pie

all hit theaters this year. So what's the attraction of the suites? "It was a golden age of cinema for teenagers.

Cry

Clueless

• , films like that were so clever and the arch in your message as new films such as
• Juno
and

Superbad

, but without the irony of today's teens movies. seem to be too smart or too stupid, "says Lyne.

"It's a double return," agrees Alex Miller, executive director of Vice Magazine UK, a reference point for youth culture. "I was 16 when Parklife
came out and although I am still in it, I'm the reincarnation of the time." Miller namechecks new artist Grimes ", whose the sound is like Aphex Twin, "and James Blake," that definitely references 90 Bristol trip-hop artists like Portishead and Tricky. "

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