12 Scandalous Warm-Weather Essentials You Can Totally Wear to the Office

Let’s be real — when sunshine and balmy temps are in the forecast, heading to your nine-to-five is even harder than it was back when snow and sleet covered the ground, because you have one thing on the brain: the beach. And while you’ll have to wait until the weekend rolls around to bust out that sick new swimsuit (unless you have a wear-anywhere one-piece on hand) and hit the sand, you don’t have to forgo all your favorite summer trends for the sake of HR. Say what? That’s right — what was once an office no-no (think: that ah-mazing crop top and slinky slip dress) is now the foundation for a boardroom-ready outfit that would do your Insta proud. Below, we’re showing you how a bit of careful styling can instantly transform these 12 “risqué” pieces into #girlboss-approved getups that’ll earn you some serious style cred at the water cooler.

1. Zara Printed Poplin Top ($40): A little bit bandeau, a little bit bralette, this tropical top was made for al fresco soirees and waterfront fiestas. Paired with swishy midi skirts and high-waisted trousers, it’s the key to endless winning #OOTDs. Sassy red lipstick and boho baubles are non-negotiable.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Midriff-baring tops aren’t exactly embraced with open arms at the office, so playing down their look-at-me edge is key. Pop this bad boy over a short-sleeve button-down (bonus points for pattern play) or a bright tee, then team it with modern suiting separates — think culottes with major cool-girl factor — and block-heeled mules for an on-the-clock getup that is serious #goals.

2. ASOS Crochet Sundress in Midi Length ($62): From music festivals to movie nights under the stars, this red-hot dress will never steer you wrong. The free-wheelin’ vibes are exactly what carefree summer days call for, while the throw-on-and-go styling feels right in line with your lazy-girl style sensibilities.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Good news — this crocheted number is partially lined, so all you have to worry about is transitioning the top. For a ladylike look that’s ready to seize the day, layer it over a sleeveless frill-neck blouse that’s as pretty as it is HR-approved, then play it cool with statement platform steppers. It’s that easy.

3. Free People My Kind of Woman Jumpsuit ($128): “Oh, this old thing?” you’ll say as you saunter into the room. Pastel stripes and an OMG-worthy plunging neckline strike the perfect balance of sweet and sultry, making this streamlined jumpsuit one you’ll reach for again and again. Birthdays, barbecues and laid-back summer weddings — this bombshell does it all.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Worn on its own, this jumpsuit is a surefire way to get sent home. Eliminate the inevitable costume change by teaming it up with an eyelet tee or chambray blouse. Round out the outfit with some knotted leather wedge sandals and a sleek pendant necklace for an effortless look that’s sure to impress.

4. C/meo Collective Charged Up Dress ($200): Fit for a dancing queen, this mini shift dress was made for after-hours excursions and breakin’ it down on the dance floor. The clean lines and geometric metal trinkets are what minimalist dreams are made of, and would look straight-up stunning styled alongside crossover slingbacks and a no-fuss topknot.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Make a mini dress feel fit for the office by layering it over a pair of cropped trousers or tucking it into a flowy midi skirt. For an extra sophisticated feel, throw a skinny scarf and on-trend slippers in a shade of siren red into the mix.

5. Sam Edelman Gere Tassel Sandal ($130): What else is there to say but pom-pom game strong? When you’re looking to inject a bit of It-girl appeal into everyday basics, these are the shoes you want on standby. The funky embellishments and bright colors deliver every time.

How to Make Them Work Appropriate: Ok, so pom-poms aren’t exactly scandalous, but they don’t scream #girlboss either. For an office-approved edge, dress ’em up with suiting separates or a pleated skirt and crisp button-down blouse for a high-low mix that nails it every time.

6. Mango Flowy Strap Top ($50): With ’90s fever running rampant, it’s no wonder halter tops have achieved must-have status this season. Skip the tie versions of the timeless style, opting instead for racerback-inspired interpretations with a more grown-up vibe. Then proceed to style with everything from high-waisted shorts to jacquard pencil skirts.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Halters get a resounding “Hell no!” from HR, but that doesn’t mean they’re totally off the table. Look to a sleeveless blazer or a printed kimono to transition the piece from forbidden goods to a major fashion win.

7. Reformation Lily Dress ($128): Is there anything better than a trend that allows you to rock your comfiest duds on the daily — and in public no less? Just as cozy as your favorite pair of sweats, the slip dress combines grunge glamour and lazy-girl chic into one insanely versatile style. Chokers and leather jackets are strongly encouraged.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Slip a slip dress over a sleeveless roll neck top or striped tee, then elevate the look with dazzling drop earrings and on-trend lace-up sandals for instant polish. Pass on the classic blazer or trench for your morning commute and drape a bomber jacket over your shoulders instead.

8. & Other Stories Embroidery Swimsuit ($85): The one-piece reigns supreme for summer 2016, so best add one to your lineup STAT. Whether you’re dreaming of dramatic cutouts or plan to keep it real with ’70s-style crochet, there’s a suit to suit every style.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Consider a one-piece your new signature move where office-to-island-oasis dressing is concerned. Team it with pencil skirts and sleeveless blazers to take on your to-do list, then head straight to the pool the second you step off the plane.

9. Nasty Gal Look Right Through Crochet Coverup ($68): Fact: A killer swimsuit calls for an equally as show-stopping coverup. This fringe-flecked number is festival goddess-approved, and a surefire way to keep all eyes on you as you strut your stuff in the sand.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Even your craziest pieces can be converted into a classy nine-to-five look. Case in point: This shockingly see-through coverup. Showing this much skin on the job is grounds for a write-up (not to mention a slew of eye rolls), but it’s nothing a bit of clever layering can’t fix. Slide it over a bright slip dress or a cami and cropped flares combo, then strut your stuff at your nine-to-five with confidence.

10. Express Medallion Floral Pintucked Bib Cold Shoulder Shirt ($40): Consider the cold-shoulder top the ultimate compromise between off-the-shoulder stunners and classic everyday tees. For barbecues and lazy afternoons boppin’ around town, pair ’em with boyfriend jeans, metallic Birkenstocks and a Jane Birkin-approved straw bag.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Unlike its off-the-shoulder counterpart, cold shoulder shirts have on-the-clock approval built right in. For a boho-infused boardroom ensemble, style it with flowy wide-leg bottoms and strappy clogs. For a bit of glitz, DO add an arm party complete with mismatched gold bangles.

11. One by PH5 Yasu Denim Dress ($260): Every summer capsule wardrobe needs one — that twirl-worthy dress you can rely on to get you through dinner dates, GNOs and everything else on that jam-packed agenda in style. Consider this chambray number it. With its timeless A-line silhouette and playful cutouts, it more than lives up to your haute standards, especially when there are strappy sandals and a glitzy box clutch involved.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Strapless necklines and cutouts are recipes for disaster when it comes to work-week dressing. Keep the boss at bay by layering a wrap top over the bodice and dressing things up with a statement-making collar necklace. Another idea? Channel your inner Man Repeller and pop it on top of a bright silk blouse or button-down.

12. Lucca Couture Tie-Front Tee ($49): Don’t even think about letting summer go by without adding at least one crop top to your rotation. The shortened-up style practically screams SUMMER and instantly injects a flirtatious feel to everything from skinny jeans to button-front skirts.

How to Make It Work Appropriate: Slip this top by the boss by layering it over a strappy maxi dress or teaming it with an elegant jumpsuit. You’ll be wondering why you didn’t think of it sooner.

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Ever dream of globetrotting the world while getting paid? That's not a rhetorical question. Now you can turn your wanderlust into real cash with Ramada by Wyndham. The global hotel brand is on the hunt for its next "CEO," AKA Chief Eats Officer, a dream role for anyone who loves food and travel and well, a paycheck. One lucky adventurer will be paid $15,000 to travel to Ramada’s most coveted destinations, curate a list of must-eats, and share their travel highlights on social media. Learn how to enter below!

Decameron Club Caribbean Runaway Bay, Ramada Jamaica

From Thailand to Turkey and Seoul to Santa Barbara, the CEO trip will include up to seven global destinations in a three-week itinerary next spring. With hotels in 75 countries around the world, Ramada by Wyndham is perfect for travelers looking for that bucket-list experience!

Hunan, China, Ramada by Wyndham Chenzhou Dongjiang Lake

For a chance to be the next “CEO,” travel and food enthusiasts can visit Ramada.com/CEO by October 22 and submit a short, 1-3 minute video through TikTok (tag @RamadabyWyndham, #RamadaCEO) or email makemeceo@ramada.com that shows your passion for travel and discovering amazing eats.

Prize Details:

  • $15,000 reward, including a $10,000 travel stipend to cover airfare and travel expenses, plus $5,000 cash
  • Paid hotel accommodations for up to 21 nights at Ramada properties around the world
  • A Wyndham Rewards® Diamond membership for one year

Ramada Resort by Wyndham, Bodrum, Türkiye

How to Apply

To apply, post a public video on TikTok explaining why you are the best candidate for the job, tagging @RamadabyWyndham, using the hashtag #RamadaCEO, and following @RamadabyWyndham on TikTok.

Your TikTok account must be publicly viewable for the duration of the contest (through November 2024). Alternatively, you can email your video submission to makemeceo@ramada.com.

All video submissions must be between one and three minutes in length and should include your country of residence.

If applying via email, be sure to provide the handles for your active and public personal social media accounts.

All entries must be submitted and received by 11:59 p.m. ET on October 22, 2024.

Additional Qualifications Include:

  • Applicants must be a legal resident of the 50 United States or Canada (excluding Quebec).
  • Availability to travel for up to three weeks between April 1, 2025, and June 30, 2025.
  • Active and proficient on various social media platforms (TikTok and Instagram preferred).
  • At least 21 years old with a valid passport through December 2025.
  • Self-confessed travel lover and foodie.
  • Comfortable working remotely and on deadline.

Ramada by Wyndham will select the winning CEO on or around the week of November 14, 2024. No purchase is necessary to enter. For more details, including official rules, visit www.ramada.com/ceo. Good luck!

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Trader Joe’s, though very tempting with their vast array of sweet treats, is truly a secret weapon for eating healthy and sustaining a healthy diet. TJ’s aisles are packed full of nutritious (yet delicious) options, all of which are often easy to prepare and even easier to devour. Whether you’re focusing on fueling your workouts with protein, cutting back on sugar, or simply eating more whole foods in 2025, Trader Joe’s has plenty of affordable, wholesome finds to keep your diet inspired.

Below, find the best Trader Joe’s products that make sticking to your 2025 resolutions a breeze!

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Creamy Dreamy Hummus

Hummus is an instant snack hack if you're trying to eat a high-protein diet – this $3 one from TJ's boasts a "thick, rich, and exquisitely creamy" texture. Slap it on a wrap or dip in some veggie sticks to give your meal a nice boost.

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Vegetable Root Chips

These veggie root chips make a deliciously healthy swap for your traditional potato chips as they're packed with fiber and plenty of color to enjoy!

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Organic Super Bread

Though you might not guess it at first glance, this loaf contains whole wheat flour, organic rye flour, organic rolled oats, organic millet, organic pumpkin seeds, organic flax seeds, organic sunflower seeds, organic carrots, organic dried apple, and organic dried banana – that's a mouthful! If your 2025 goal is to eat more whole foods without sacrificing a ton of familiar foods, this is the bread for you!

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Cut Sweet Potatoes

These 'taters come already cut, so all you gotta do is toss 'em in some olive oil and spices, bake on a sheet pan, pair it with a protein, and voila! Dinner is served.

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Organic Dried Ataulfo Mango Slices

These mango slices make a great healthy snack to enjoy on the go. They taste just like candy, except without all the excess processed sugar.

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Solid White Albacore Tuna

Protein fiends already know what's up with canned tuna. It's the perfect base for tuna salads, wraps, and bakes. Plus, one can goes for just $2 at TJ's – stock up!

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Caesar Broccoli Bake Kit

This pre-made kit makes getting a side dish on the table super easy and healthy. It comes with all the fixings, like Caesar dressing, crouton crumbs, and Parmesan cheese.

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10 Minute Farro

Traditionally, farro takes anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes to fully cook. This bag of Trader Joe's farro defies all tradition and is ready in just 10 minutes! The whole grain is really rich in protein and fiber, so you know you'll be eating healthy when you choose to chow down.

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Vanilla Bean Whole Milk Greek Yogurt

Greek yogurt is *the* breakfast hack to rule all breakfast hacks. It's high in protein, plus is typically packed with plenty of probiotics to keep your gut real healthy. Enjoy a heaping scoop with some fresh (or frozen) fruit, granola, and honey to get a tasty start to the day.

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Rainbow's End Trail Mix Bars

Healthy snacks can be really hard to track down at TJ's, especially since they have so many sinful goodies on their shelves. Luckily, these trail mix bars exist, bringing a yummy medley of oats, nuts, raisins, and chocolatey bits to satisfy that sweet tooth without weighing you down during the day!

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Carb Savvy Tortillas

If you're set on watching your intake of carbs, these tortillas are a must-have. They contain 21% of your daily recommended value of fiber (6 grams each) according to TJ's, and make an excellent addition to wraps, quesadillas, or just as a snack.

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Organic Brown Rice Cake Thins

These rice cakes may be thinner than most, but they still boast an enjoyably dense texture, perfect for layering on some peanut butter and banana for an easy, fulfilling snack.

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Pulled Chicken Salsa Verde

This fully-cooked chicken is ideal for people seeking a convenient, time-saving meal. The salsa verde flavoring instantly qualifies them for delicious tacos, quesadillas, burritos, burrito bowls, nachos – the list goes on! Just pop it in the microwave for 4 minutes, and boom – time to eat!

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Perfect Bar Peanut Butter Protein Bar

This protein bar is called the Perfect Bar because it's literally perfect. The sweetness is at just the right level, the texture is so satisfying, and the high protein content (17 grams) fills you up easily if you're seeking a substantial mid-day snack.

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Classic Greek Salad

With this ready-made salad kit, you won't have to think too hard at all about what you're having for a healthy lunch. Feel free to grab 5 at a time, because you will be hooked. Add some chicken or salmon on top to bulk it up with extra protein!

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Stir Fry Veggie Blend

Why pick up 5 or more individual ingredients for stir fry when you can just grab this $3 bag, cook it, and call it a day? We highly recommend cheffing this up with TJ's Soyaki sauce and your protein of choice.

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High Protein Organic Tofu

One serving of this tofu contains 14 grams of protein, which is higher than what you can typically find elsewhere. Plus, it's certifiably organic, so it's always gonna be clean eating-friendly.

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Organic Tricolor Quinoa

Quinoa makes an impressive grain base for bowls and salads. This one boasts a healthy mix of white, red, and black quinoa for some good variety!

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Crunchy Curls

These 100% vegan bites are the ultimate movie snack and are way healthier than your average bag of theater popcorn. They're made with lentil flour and potato starch for a superb texture every time.

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Organic Brown Rice & Quinoa Fusilli Pasta

This organic, gluten-free pasta delivers 4 grams of protein and 2 grams of fiber per serving, making each meal nutritious as ever.

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In our Take 5 series, sponsored by Verizon, we ask women in business about unexpected challenges, their inspirations, recent wins, and how the free Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Program has helped propel their business forward. Here, we meet Rita Suzanne, a marketing strategist for health and wellness businesses who learned to network, connect with other entrepreneurs, and build her business online and IRL.

What's an unexpected business challenge that you've had to face and how did you overcome it?

The hardest thing for me was my sister passed away and I ended up taking custody of my nieces. I ended up being a single mom of four kids. This is the thing that transitioned my whole entire life. I stopped doing web design and started my podcast Mom Owned and Operated. I wanted to reconnect with other moms and figure out how they were able to run their businesses and raise a family and take care of themselves because I wasn't able to do all three at the same time. Through that journey, I realized that I really needed to connect with other people and how important it was for my business. It helped me to create that community that I was yearning for that I didn't realize that I needed.

What's a recent small win for your business?

For me, the win was just pivoting back to something that I actually wanted to do. Also, I’ve started to say no to things that I no longer want to do.

Who is a woman in business that you look up to and why?

I have always admired and looked up to Amy Porterfield [author of Two Weeks Notice]. I listened to her all the time when I was starting out. I think that she's amazing and I love her stuff. She just seems like a very genuine person.

Is there a resource that has made an impact on you as an entrepreneur?

I listen to a lot of audio books. One of my favorites that has been huge for me is You Are A Badass by Jen Sincero. I was told when I first started my business, by a friend who was a business coach, that I have a mindset problem. Ten years ago, I had no idea even what “mindset” was. Sincero’s book helped me to see what she meant by “mindset” and helped me adjust that mindset and fix some of the things that I didn't realize were broken.

How has the Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Program helped propel your business forward?

There are a lot of things that I have loved about it. There are local networking and training opportunities, and that has been great, and the online training is very valuable. It's a great resource. I find that marketing needs a three-tiered approach, meaning you need to network it locally, socially, and then also have a very comprehensive online approach to your marketing. One of the Verizon Small Business trainings that I took was all about taking advantage of your local resources. I found that to be extremely valuable because often people think they need to just focus on social media. I don't think that people focus enough on their local community.

Learn more about the free Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Program and Rita Suzanne.

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So, you've found your 2025 word of the year and are ready for the biggest reset of your life. Now all you have to do is map out how you're going to get there. You could opt for vague ideas that live only in your head, but when has that motivated you to achieve your goals in the past?

If you think we're putting you on the spot, we're not! We're here to encourage you to dream boldly by being detailed about what you actually want. Of course, we have the perfect list of deep questions and journal prompts so you can tap into the life you want to live.

Here are 25 deep questions to ask yourself and journal about to guide you toward your 2025 vision of personal growth and self-improvement:

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Questions About Your Daily Routine

Please don't throw eggs at us! We know you don't want to feel governed by a schedule like you're in grade school, but there are benefits to having something to guide you daily. According to Northwestern Medicine, you can "reduce stress" and even "get better rest" by having a routine.

If you've been promising yourself to improve in these areas, here are 5 questions to ask yourself:

  • How many of hours of sleep do I typically get per night?
  • What distractions can I eliminate before bed so I'm not groggy in the morning? (i.e., no more binge watching my favorite TV shows or scrolling mindlessly on TikTok)?
  • Do I have a morning routine or do I rush through taking a shower, brushing my teeth, and eating breakfast?
  • How do I usually feel when I get to work?
  • Am I okay with setting a reminder for myself to take a break during the work day so I can stretch my legs, eat lunch, or go for a quick walk?

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Questions About Your Self-Care

Making time for your self-care is a part of your daily routine, but we want to dig deeper by sharing questions that'll help you reflect on how you treat yourself.

  • How do I want to feel about myself in 2025?
  • Did I have moments I looked in the mirror and didn't like the way my skin or body looked this year?
  • Have I been prioritizing my mental health?
  • Did I make space for exercising (i.e. walking, yoga, running, etc.)?
  • Did I create healthy boundaries with family, friends, or someone I'm dating?

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Questions About Your Career

We almost said, "Here comes the fun part," but that would be unfair for people who consider other areas of their lives more important to chasing a career. If you are focused on pursuing something you're passionate about or simply want to earn a new promotion, here's what you can ask yourself:

  • What are my biggest career accomplishments this year?
  • What skills do I need to sharpen that align with the position I want?
  • How do I respond to constructive criticism?
  • What is my usual response to change or tight deadlines?
  • Do I ask for help when I don't understand a project or concept?

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Questions About Your Home

Your home is anywhere that you live even if you're renting or living with your parents for the time being.

  • How did the energy in my home feel?
  • Did I do anything to make it feel like me?
  • How can I create a relaxing environment in my room that promotes rest and relaxation?
  • Do I want to have a certain aesthetic for my living room, office, etc.?
  • What does having a clean and organized home mean to me?

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Questions About Your Relationships

Have you been making excuses for toxic friends or ignoring red flags? If it's okay, we're going to sit by you and gently suggest it's time for a change. The kind of life you want to live can't be weighed down by old habits of yours or some of the people you've been spending time with, especially if you've been feeling uncomfortable.

  • What kind of friendships do I want to have in 2025?
  • Do I have a reliable support system?
  • What did I love about my romantic relationship this year?
  • Are there certain conversations I need to have with family members, friends, or my partner that I've been avoiding?
  • Do I need to change the way I show up in my platonic or romantic relationships?

Get a jumpstart on transforming your space for 2025 with easy feng shui tips!

The '90s were a great time, according to millennials. It was a time of rollerblading, listening to cassette players, playing Super Mario Bros. on Nintendos, having birthday parties at Chuck E. Cheese, and more. Besides this and other pop culture moments that went viral before social media existed, the '90s gave us classic stores we used to frequent as kids.

Despite meeting their demise as the Y2K age took over, we'll never forget the fun memories (and maximalist vibes) these stores gave us!

Take a walk down memory lane by revisiting our favorite '90s stores that will take you back in time (and make you feel old):

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1. Party City

Our hearts are hurting because we don't understand why one of the most popular decor stores is closing. The brand was apparently facing "financial challenges," according to it's CEO Barry Litwin (via CNN). There were other issues behind the scenes, but everything trickled down to money, or a lack thereof.

It's so shocking because some of us just picked up a few holiday items from Party City this month! It was one of the stores that seemed to have everything we needed before Amazon became the mega wholesaler that it is today.

I guess this means we should've cherished Party City a little more because it's officially gone.

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2. Blockbuster

Long before streaming platforms like Netflix and Peacock existed, people used to spend Friday nights looking at rows of VHS movies to rent. If you were lucky, your parents would stop by Blockbuster before picking up pizza for dinner. It was the ultimate '90s treat…until it wasn’t.

When we want to remember what it felt like visiting Blockbuster, we fast forward to that one scene in I Am Legend where Dr. Robert Neville is going to 'rent' movies. It's a little cringe now that we think about it, but it's the closet memory we have of spending at least 30 minutes picking out the VHS or DVD to watch.

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3. Circuit City

Raise your hand if you remember getting your first CD player or computer from Circuit City. The name alone conjures fun memories of running up and down the aisles pretending we could afford all the fun electronics. We watched desktop computers slowly morph into laptops, which seemed like an exciting time. Also, some of us watched our parents lament the cost of the required Texas Instrument calculators we needed for math class.

Although Circuit City isn't around like it used to be, we'll never forget watching the world change through its eyes.

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4. Virgin Music Store

If you wanted to be a part of the cool crowd, you visited the Virgin music store. We aptly remember the neon sign and memorable displays that beckoned to us. Although we could find some of the same CDs at Circuit City, the store’s design didn’t feel stuffy.

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5. Radio Shack

This one’s personal because we stood in lines with our parents when they bought their first cell phones and DVD players. Also, one of our parents may or may not have purchased a very coveted Bratz convertible that played music from Radio Shack.

Even though it wasn’t the biggest store, it gave us a taste of what the future had for us. Little did we know we’d lose this sweet store though.

6. Border's

As much as we love recommending books from Amazon and local bookshops, we miss when Border’s was around. There’s not much to say about this store besides how grown-up we felt when our parents would let us spend time there while they shopped at their favorite stores in the mall.

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7. KB Toys

Aside from Toys ‘R’ Us, we also remember when K.B. Toys was popular. Not unlike today, there wasn’t such a thing as having too many toy stores. Sometimes we found things at K.B.s that felt like a treat. The cluttered aisles probably annoyed our parents, but we were always happy when we were allowed to pick something out.

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8. Wet Seal

Yes, Wet Seal made the list of stores we loved in the '90s. Unlike Goody’s, it was specifically geared towards pre-teens and teens who wanted to wear the latest fashions. It was one of the the places to discover your style at the time even if it meant leaving piles of clothes for weary store associates to put back (sorry!)

Though we miss it, we hope no one tries to revive it because we’re sure we’d see a few outdated fashion trends.

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9. Esprit

This was another store that screamed 'All American Teen Store.' Unlike Wet Seal, the store's layout and clothing were a little more 'sophisticated.' It spoke to teens who are now adults with a sleeker preppy style. It sounds like a reach, but it's not if you think about it. This store could give you logomania, tenniscore, or something that resembled the outfits from Saved By the Bell at the same time.

10. Goody's

Were you really a '90s kid if your mom didn’t drag you to Goody’s? Shockingly enough, we hardly ever complained because it felt like a huge store we could play in. Plus, it had clothes for everyone.

And if there were a sale during BTS season? You could always count on our moms to leave the store with stuffed shopping bags.

Which '90s stores do you wish were still open? Let us know on Facebook!