'90s "It" Girls: Who Was Singing When You Were Born?

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Madonna

1990: Madonna - The Vogue Icon
Madonna, the "Queen of Pop," ruled 1990 with her timeless hit 'Vogue.' This iconic track not only took the charts by storm but also influenced fashion and dance culture. Madonna's signature style and unparalleled stage presence made her a true trendsetter of the '90s.

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Sara Gilbert and Linda Perry

1991: 4 Non Blondes - The Alt-Rock Trailblazers
In 1991, the alternative rock scene saw a meteoric rise with the band 4 Non Blondes. Their hit single 'What's Up?"' became an anthem of the era, and lead singer Linda Perry's distinctive voice left an indelible mark on the grunge and rock landscape.

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Dolores O'Riordan

1992: Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries - The Ethereal SongstressDolores O'Riordan, the ethereal voice of The Cranberries, enchanted the music world in 1992. With hauntingly beautiful tracks like 'Linger' and 'Dreams,' she brought a unique blend of folk and rock to the forefront of '90s music.

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TLC

1993: TLC - Chasing Waterfalls and Breaking BarriersTLC, with their chart-topping hit 'Waterfalls,' made 1993 a year of boundary-breaking music. The trio's empowering lyrics and distinctive style resonated with fans worldwide, solidifying their status as iconic figures in R&B and hip-hop.

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Spice Girls

1994: The Spice Girls - Spicing Up the WorldThe Spice Girls burst onto the scene in 1994, igniting a global phenomenon known as "Girl Power." With hits like 'Wannabe' and their vibrant personalities, these British pop sensations left an indelible mark on the '90s music and fashion scene.

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Alanis Morissette

1995: Alanis Morissette - The Jagged Little Pill SensationIn 1995, Alanis Morissette unleashed her groundbreaking album 'Jagged Little Pill.' With hit singles like 'You Oughta Know' and "Hand in My Pocket," Morissette became one of the decade's most influential artists, selling over 60 million albums worldwide.

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Gwen Stefani

1996: Gwen Stefani - The Multifaceted StarGwen Stefani, known for her mesmerizing vocals and distinctive style, took center stage in 1996. As the lead singer of No Doubt, their smash hit 'Don't Speak' soared to the top.

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Celine Dion

1997: Celine Dion - The Heartfelt Ballad QueenCeline Dion's timeless ballad 'My Heart Will Go On,' released in 1997, became synonymous with the epic film 'Titanic.' Dion's powerful voice and emotional delivery made her an enduring icon of love songs and heartfelt melodies.

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Britney Spears

1998: Britney Spears - The Pop Princess EmergesIn 1998, Britney Spears burst onto the music scene with her debut single 'Baby One More Time.' Her catchy tunes and captivating performances established her as the reigning pop princess, setting the stage for a career filled with chart-topping hits.

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Christina Aguilera

1999: Christina Aguilera - The Vocal DynamoChristina Aguilera's remarkable journey began in 1999 with her hit single 'Genie in a Bottle.' Known for her extraordinary vocal range and unwavering determination, Aguilera's debut album marked the start of a successful career built on pure talent.

The 1990s not only witnessed a musical revolution but also ushered in a new wave of "It" Girls who became cultural icons. These extraordinary women, each representing a specific year of that unforgettable decade, left an indelible mark on fashion, film, and pop culture.

'90s "It" Girls by Birth Year: Who Was Reigning When You Were Born?

From the grunge-inspired rebellion of the early '90s to the glamorous pop culture explosion of the late '90s, we'll take a journey through time to explore who reigned supreme in each year.

Join us as we celebrate the captivating "It" Girls who defined the spirit of the '90s, year by year.