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Whether we were in to sport or not, shell suits were a weekend go-to. While it was mostly women who adopted the trend, some rockers like Prince and Kiss took this style to the next level. Shoulder pads helped us to achieve that look perfectly. The 80s was the era of the power suit and once again, bigger was better! To perfect that menacing look, the ideal silhouette was triangular – broad shoulders and a severe drop down to your waist. The baggy drop-crotch style made them extremely comfortable and very easy to dance in (see the Hammer Time video!) Shoulder pads Did you ever get ready to go out only to be met with “You’re not going out like that!” at the bottom of the stairs?! Yep…us too! Parachute pantsĪ staple of any 80s rapper’s wardrobe, MC Hammer put parachute pants on the map. While the hair was huge, the skirts were tiny! The 80s miniskirt showed a lot of leg. Even Pat Benatar had a bit of a mullet, proving that this trend wasn’t reserved for the boys. Business in the front, party at the back! David Bowie had a mullet, Rod Stewart had a mullet – Duran Duran were 80% mullet. Hand in hand with big hair is the mullet.
It’s likely that global warming was actually caused by the amount of hairspray used in this iconic decade.
In the 80s, bigger was definitely better when it came to hairstyles. Men and women were all over the skin-tight look with rock stars and pop princesses alike donning stretchy pants. Leggings might be a staple in your wardrobe now, but chances are you’re wearing them very differently to the 80s! If we didn’t look like extras from a home workout video in brightly coloured tights, we were rocking the goth look with lace and wet-look leggings. If it wasn’t dayglo, we didn’t wanna know! The 1980s was a time to make a statement – and what better way to do it than wearing colours so bright they could be seen from space! Tutus, t-shirts and accessories screamed out in highlighter colours. At the time, we thought we were oh so cool – but we can see the error of our ways! Here’s our rundown of the worst 80s fashion! Back in the day, everyone wanted to look like Madonna or Kylie! Many of us were guilty of crimping or perming our hair until it resembled straw.
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