Electric neon colors anyone?
A decade who’s color explosion showed it’s way in bright neon colors through clothes and hairstyle.
Clothes
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preppy
Parachute-Pants
Leg Warmers
Cuffed Pants
overalls
ripped-jeans
ruffle-shirt
Baggy Sweater
acidwash
Hair
The Flattop was all the rage in the 1980’s, especially in the pop and hip hop music scenes. The Mullet style began as early as the late ’70’s from rock bands and was popular throughout the ’80’s. Punk and New Wave hair ranged from a simple shaved area with bangs to exotic color spiked streaks. Hairspray (Aquanet), oh that heavy smelling aresol spray.
Flat Top
hairspray
Mullet Hair
Punk Hairstyles
Bowl cut
crimped hair
Accessories
Boom Box, dangling earrings, swatches, one shoulder backpack wearing, hip hop chains, fingerless gloves (Inspired by the glove-wearing new romantics and the leather/vinyl punk fashions. Punks tended to wear large studded wristbands that were frequently up near the base of the thumb. The other factor is the 80′s obsession with cutting off the ends of garments. Leg warmers are a similar example of the cut-off look and were often accessorised with fingerless gloves.
All these factors combined to create the fashion, but like many trends, fingerless gloves didn’t take off until some celebrities started wearing them. The two best know fingerless glove icons were Billy Idol and Madonna), and finally neon jewelry.
glammakeup
Boom Box
Finger Gloves
Hip Hop & Chains
Also check out the 1970’s Style
Also check out the 1990’s Style