20 pictures from 'Beverly Hills, 90210' that give us '90s nostalgia

Darcy SchildOct 4, 2020, 20:27 IST

"Beverly Hills, 90210" cast.Mikel Roberts/Getty images

"Beverly Hills, 90210" first aired on October 4, 1990, and it was on the air until 2000.
The iconic series followed a group of Beverly Hills teens into their college and adult years, and it was filled with drama and love triangles.
To mark 30 years since it premiered, Insider is looking back on the show's '90s fashion, hair, hangouts, and technology.

After "Beverly Hills, 90210" premiered on October 4, 1990, it became a defining TV series of the decade.

It was created by Darren Star, the mastermind behind a number of other iconic shows, including "Melrose Place," "90210" (a remake not to be confused with the original), "Sex and the City," and "Younger." More recently, much of the original cast appeared in a sequel, "BH90210," which premiered in 2019. However, the series was not renewed for a second season.

However, between 1990 and 2000, fans couldn't get enough of the drama that unfolded in and beyond West Beverly High School.

In honor of the show's 30th anniversary, Insider looked back at some of the best moments, outfits, hairstyles, and scenes from the original "Beverly Hills, 90210" that take us right back to the 1990s.

This fashion moment from the show's pilot is the epitome of the '90s.

This takes us right back to 1990. CBS

Donna Martin, played by Tori Spelling, rocked a voluminous '90s hairdo during her high school years.

Tori Spelling in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

Dylan McKay's cool-kid hairstyle and leather jacket combination was also iconic.

Luke Perry in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

David Silver's high school radio station DJ career was telling of the decade.

Brian Austin Green and Ian Ziering in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

It was even cuter when he played a special song over the radio and asked Donna on a date.

Brian Austin Green and Tori Spelling in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

When in doubt, the characters would wind up at the Peach Pit, a retro diner that became a symbol of the TV series.

Luke Perry and Shannen Doherty in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

The charming eatery was a mainstay for the characters.

Ian Ziering and Gabrielle Carteris in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

Characters on the show sported tons of preppy looks, like Brenda's dad, who wore this multicolored plaid number ...

Luke Perry and James Eckhouse in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

... and Donna, whose checkered blazer was a quintessential '90s vibe.

Brian Austin Green and Tori Spelling in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

So many moments from "Beverly Hills, 90210" were quintessential '90s.

Tori Spelling, Jennie Garth, and Shannen Doherty in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

Andrea's round glasses were also all the rage during the decade.

Gabrielle Carteris in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

From the outfits to the dance moves, school dances at West Beverly High make us miss the '90s.

A scene from "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

The characters never missed a pool party, either.

A scene from "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

The series featured technology of the time, like clunky phones ...

Luke Perry in "Beverly Hills, 90210." CBS

... and boxy computer monitors.

Gabrielle Carteris and Tori Spelling in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

Not to mention the disposable cameras.

James Eckhouse, who played Brenda's dad in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

From Kelly's scrunchie-clad ponytail to the floral-printed couch, everything about this scene screams 1990s.

Tori Spelling and Jennie Garth in "Beverly Hills, 90210." FOX

Andrea's choker is a true relic from the decade.