If you think of Sex and the City and Carrie Bradshaw when you first hear about baguette bags, you wouldn’t be wrong. The famous accessory was a staple in the ‘90s, and literally every girl had one in her closet. From proms and cocktail dinners to casual wear, these bags were a must. If you’re feeling nostalgic about that iconic decade, here are five baguette bags to remind you of it.

1. Eva Shoulder Bag (in Sage Green)

For just $33, the JW Pei’s “Eva” bag in sage green is the perfect blend of reminiscent ‘90s fashion and modern colors and textures. Plus, it’s a bargain price for such a chic baguette bag.

2. STAUD Bean Bag

If you love multi-purpose designs, you’ll love this STAUD clutch. It’s reminiscent of the iconic baguette bags, but it also incorporates a trendy leather finish. Aside from beige white, the model also comes in pink and blue hues. It can be yours for $195, so it’s definitely on the pricey side.

3. Rachel Mini Chain-Embellished Leather Shoulder Bag

Far’s “Rachel” bags are definitely a celebrity and influencer favorite. Famous people from all facets of the showbusiness can often be seen wearing this baguette model. The silver chain that is draped over the bag gives the design a subtle shine and ‘90s elegance. This beauty doesn’t come cheap, however. It sells at $320.

4. Tala Shoulder Bag

The knot detail of the strap and the two-patterned embossing on the body are certainly the focal points of this marigold baguette bag. The model comes with a zipper compartment for extra security, and it can be yours for about $388.

5. QUARKERA’s Baguette Bag Small Tote

Not all baguette bags are in the three digits. This QUARKERA can be yours for just $23.99. Its quirky yellow colorway and vintage design can complement virtually any outfit by transforming it from casual to awesome.

Due to its muscle-freezing effects, botulin, or as it’s better known as Botox, is widely used to reduce wrinkles and even handle excessively sweating armpits. However, a new study has found additional benefits of botox for people struggling to lose weight.

New Study Finds Botox Could Reduce Hunger

Researchers in Norway decided to study the weight loss effects of botox in 20 people with BMIs between 35 and 44. They injected botulin in their guts — into a specific nerve that controls hunger levels. Six months later, they repeated the procedure with a second injection in the same place. A third injection was placed after six more months.

After one year of the study, the results were positive. About 70% of the participants had lost an average of 17% of their extra pounds. Eighteen months into the study and three botox injections later, things were looking even more promising, as 75% of the patients had lost 28%, on average, of their excess weight.

The Drawbacks of the Study

Like with everything else in life, there are two sides to every study. John Morton, M.D., chief of Bariatric and Minimally Invasive Surgery at Stanford’s School of Medicine, says this small-scale study isn’t likely to lead to a new widespread practice. Despite the promising short-term results, the use of botox for weight loss isn’t good in the long run.

Firstly, the effects of botulin aren’t permanent, which means this procedure will have to involve regular invasive injections. That in itself can lead to people building up a tolerance to Botox, which will gradually decrease the effect of the procedure. So, the bottom line is that people looking to lose weight will eventually have to seek other methods since botox isn’t a finite solution.

Given that there are many science-backed weight loss solutions with more promising long-term benefits, it’s safe to assume that Botox isn’t going to become the next big thing.