There's nothing like an outfit change to get the party started
Specifically, the designer was quoted in a 1997 text by Richard Harrison Martin for the Gianni Versace retrospective exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, saying that the eye-popping safety pin dresses in the collection were inspired by the punk subculture (hence the safety pins) and the Indian sari (as seen in the wrap-around design of the silhouette)
A simple cut with a raised waist or a fitted style with a skirt that flares slightly at the bottom is suitable
A simple strappy sandal has been around forever, but throw on a little embellishment and a square toe andboom, you've modernized it for this decade
And just recently, J.Law gave a nod to Hurley's look by wearing a similar black Versace dress (sans safety pins) while promoting her new film Red Sparrow
Later in the decade, handmade clothing increased in popularity