The UNC women's basketball players were gifted Carolina-blue, handmade scrunchies from a fan for their Sweet 16 game. They just don't know which fan.

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But lately Williamson, now 30, has noticed something odd in her spin class: other women sporting scrunchies. Cue a low-stakes emotional roller coaster: "I'm not a trendy person," she says.

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These two Seattle women are leading the scrunchie revival. It's not just a hair accessory, it's a way of life. To stream KING 5 on your phone, you need the KING 5 app. Download the KING 5 app.

Mya's scrunchies are named after Indigenous women she considers role models. "'The Dana' is the light blue. She's my aunt and I got inspired from her to host a [dance] special.

"[Women wear scrunchies] in the bathroom maybe, when they're washing their faces," Carrie Bradshaw once shouted on “Sex and the City.” "No woman … would be caught dead at a hip downtown ...

The UNC women's basketball players were gifted Carolina-blue, handmade scrunchies from a fan for their Sweet 16 game. They just don't know which fan.

Sara Radin, a self-described scrunchie enthusiast and briefly the internet's unofficial scrunchie historian, wrote in a 2019 Teen Vogue article the design solved a problem for women in the 1980s.