Platform trigger trends in the 90s are back in summer 2025

I love one The revival of the 1990s As many as the next person. Loose jeans? I’m on the boat. Tiny sunglasses? Still in them. But, until now, my favorite comeback is a comeback that is obviously not seen in the trend cycle. After several years of the spirit of the times, the platform Trigger trend Finally reappeared, 2025 is shaping into a legitimate return for summer.

Influential people wear platform triggers with Capri pants and one-shoulder top. She designed a Raffia Cross bag on her shoulders and wore dark sunglasses.

Unlike the smallest flat triggers we’ve seen in recent years, this backward style brings some new (and nostalgic) tables: a little bit of height. Although they are not satisfied with the spell as the trend cycle changes, they look more charming, and sandals By contrast, considered “ugly”, now fashion people see potential again.

The platform version maintains all the comfort and convenience of classic beach sandals, adding a subtle lift to the shoe, making the shoe smoother. But, besides the comfort and added height, there are some inherent laid-backpacks and cool stuff. They evoke carefree energy of the 90s, and we’re still Carrie Bradshaw In Capris or Jennifer Aniston In cut pants. Suitable, that’s exactly how we see them design again in 2025. After all, fashion is cyclical, and these sandals are just the latest proof of some trends that deserve repetition.

Jennifer Aniston wore a platform trigger with red pants and a black vest in 1999.

Jennifer Aniston In 1999, wearing a pair of black platform triggers with cut red pants and a black vest.

Obviously, I’m not the only one who noticed their comeback. From the street hero Zara For premium favorites like Copernicus and Stroll, this summer, the brand fully serves platform triggers. Whether it’s reimagining sculptural shapes, elevated materials, or just sticking to classic rubber soles, there are plenty of options for your preference.