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Both dresses are beloved for a reasonthey make women feel beautiful and confident

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Stylist Liz Teich noted that this isn't the first time we've seen this trend

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As Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower noted, one of the reasons Gen Z might have embraced the '90s so wholeheartedly is because it's "impossible to grow up in this economy." "Nostalgia is a refuge, as people turn to the feelings of comfort, security, and love they enjoyed in their past," Le Moyne College professor and psychologist Krystine Batcho told Hoffower