Some Awesome Person Posted the Entire Summer 1999 Delia's Catalogue on Flickr

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• Aww, look, CDs.
• So. Much. Blue.
• RemEMbeR WheN iRRegULar CaPitaLizATioN wAS sO CooL?
• Inflatable furniture and underwear belong on the same page, naturally.
• The necklaces also came with handy "how to wear a necklace" visuals.
• At least one Racked editor admits to owning those jelly platforms in the '90s. And to not being ashamed of it.
• These bikinis feel so Puritan compared to what tweens wear on the beach now.
• Ke$ha bought the entire back inventory of the two-tone lipstick.
• Ke$ha bought the entire back inventory of the two-tone lipstick.

Hey, remember Delia's? Although the brand is still alive and kicking today, they had their heyday in the 1990s, when high school and college girls ordered the catalogues from the back of teen magazines. Awesome Flickr user mmaquino posted all 75 pages of the Delia's summer 1999 catalogue on her page. They're bringing back hella memories of times when jelly platform shoes were cool, our rooms were full of inflatable furniture, striped lipstick was the hot new trend in beauty, and people still said "hella."

· Mmaquino [Flickr]