Reese Witherspoon looks pretty in '90s throwback photos
The photo, Reese Witherspoon shared, is from the premiere of the film "Nowhere" in 1997
Reese Witherspoon appeared to be a gorgeous young girl as she shared a vintage pic of herself, raising the heartbeat of fans.
The photo, she shared, is from the premiere of the film "Nowhere" in 1997. From the spaghetti straps to the mismatched bracelets to the icy blue eye shadow.
The actress shared the pics on her social media and wrote: "Going through some old photos and pretty sure @gwenstefani is responsible for this hair trend, @drewbarrymore inspired these eyebrows and @jaredleto is responsible for my leather choker."
The "Little Fires Everywhere" star confessed that celebs Gwen Stefani, Drew Barrymore and Jared Leto inspired the look, Witherspoon herself was a trendsetter in her own right who was a champion of '90s style.
Some of Witherspoon's other looks from this era could actually compete as the poster child for the decade as well.
Earlier the actress shared a heartfelt video message on her Instagram, saying: "I’ve been thinking a lot about families during this difficult time, especially how children are handling the stress of quarantine."
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