Camila Cabello just revived my favourite ’90s headband trend

Camila Cabello is having a very good hair week as she attends haute couture shows in Paris (did you see her tendril-enhanced twisted updo?), sometimes changing up her hairstyle more than once a day. But her latest look is one we can all recreate.

In the early ’90s, when we were all growing out the bangs we’d stiffened with way too much hairspray in the years prior, one very special accessory served both a chic and practical purpose: a wide, stretchy, cotton headband. Inspired by mod looks of the 1960s, the look involved wearing the swath of fabric very far forward, fully covering the hairline. And it looks like the trend is on a 30-year cycle, because Camila was just spotted wearing it with a modern feel.

Although stylist Dimitris Giannetos has styled the star’s hair up for most of her recent appearances, he deviated from the updos and ponytails when Camila attended the Alexandre Vauthier show.

The singer’s hair was blown out straight yet voluminous, and that volume was especially oomph-y on top of her head thanks to her key accessory: a wide, black, stretchy, fabric headband. In addition to creating a bit of height, it also flawlessly hid her bangs, kept her hair off of her face, and even helped hold her sunglasses in place. The style is true to that beloved ’90s trends yet feels totally today thanks to a sleek, almost goth ensemble.

Teamed with her sleek black Alexandre Vauthier dress, it was all kinds of perfection.

Camila Cabello isn’t the only one ushering this early ’90s middle school look back into style. Both Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid are also fans of the look, which can be thrown on casually or made a very intentional highlight of a dressier look. And the best part? No pre-algebra tests.

A version of this article originally appeared on Allure.