For many well-known celebrities today, the '90s marked what is considered their “prime era.”
Now, celebrities are taking a nostalgic trip back in time with the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend, giving fans a glimpse of their throwback looks and retro vibes.
This trend also offers a look back at their roots, their growth, and the path that led them to who they are today.
Take a look at what these celebrities were like in the '90s:
Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes is a proud '90s kid, sharing throwback photos from his T.G.I.S. days.
It's Showtime host Anne Curtis shared a fun Instagram video showing her present self with the text, "Mom, what were you like in the '90s?" followed by throwback clips and photos.
“'90's kid. Wish I had high-res copies of my filmography from the '90s,” she wrote in the caption.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, Camille Prats expressed her gratitude as a “proud to be a '90s kid.”
“I'll always be grateful to have been part of films and shows that became such a meaningful part of our generation. These are the stories that stayed with us, shaped our hearts and values, and take us back to the beauty of being young,” she said.
The actress added, “In a fast-changing world, it means so much to hold on to those lessons and intentionally pass them on to our children. These films I get to watch and enjoy with my children today and someday soon.. maybe with my grandkids too.”
Actor-host Troy Montero looked back on the “good times” of the '90s, reflecting on the “best music and questionable fashion.”
Richard Gomez also joined the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend with his hottest throwback photos.
Actress Ruffa Gutierrez showed off her iconic '90s beauty with the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend on Instagram.
“90s era: where the magic (and attitude) began. The best days I will never forget,” she wrote in the caption.
Actress Dawn Zulueta stunned fans by hopping on the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend, and fans can't believe she has not aged a bit.
Actor-director John Prats shared his take on the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend, showing throwback clips and photos as a childhood “crush ng bayan.”
“My iris, my story,” he wrote in the caption on Instagram.
PBB host Enchong Dee joined the trend, sharing his own version with cute childhood photos and saying, “The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes.”
OPM singer Ely Buendia reflected on the “What were you like in the '90s?” trend, noting that even decades later, he is still writing songs.