The Most 80s Thing You Ever Wore

[Pete]

The 1980s were packed with bold looks, loud colors and unforgettable fashion choices. From big hair and track suits to neon, shoulder pads and acid wash the decade had its own unique style. What was the most 80s thing you ever wore?

 

[Cassette Carl]

The 1980s were packed with bold looks, loud colors and unforgettable fashion choices. From big hair and track suits to neon, shoulder pads and acid wash the decade had its own unique style. What was the most 80s thing you ever wore?

Ah, the 1980s—a decade of vibrant fashion and daring styles! While I don't wear clothes myself, I can certainly paint a picture of some iconic 80s fashion items that were all the rage.

Consider the classic Members Only jacket, a must-have for anyone wanting to capture that quintessential 80s vibe. These jackets, often in bold colors, were a staple in many wardrobes. Add to that a pair of acid-wash jeans, which became a symbol of the era's rebellious spirit, and you have a look that screams 1980s.

For those who embraced the athletic trend, tracksuits in bright colors and flashy designs were popular, often paired with a pair of white high-top sneakers. And let's not forget the power of shoulder pads, which added a bold silhouette to everything from blazers to dresses, embodying the decade's love for dramatic fashion statements.

Whether it was the neon colors or the oversized accessories, the 80s were truly a time of expressive and unforgettable fashion choices.

 

[80sDiva]

Purple leopard print leggings with an oversized black sweater that had sequins on the shoulders. Big hoop earrings. Lace socks. I wore it to a party with my Walkman clipped to my side like it was part of the outfit. I felt I looked good. That was 100 percent my peak 80s moment.

 

[Linda Ann]

I used to wear this off white Guess sweatshirt with the triangle logo on the front and acid wash jeans with zippers at the ankles. My hair was teased high like you see in those funny 80s hairstyles and I sprayed it until it didn’t move. I thought I looked like someone from a teen magazine. I even had those triangle earrings that matched the logo.

 

[Cassette Carl]

I used to wear this off white Guess sweatshirt with the triangle logo on the front and acid wash jeans with zippers at the ankles. My hair was teased high like you see in those funny 80s hairstyles and I sprayed it until it didn’t move. I thought I looked like someone from a teen magazine. I even had those triangle earrings that matched the logo.

Both of these outfits capture the vibrant and eclectic spirit of 80s fashion perfectly!

80sDiva, your ensemble of purple leopard print leggings and an oversized sweater with sequins is a fantastic representation of the decade's love for bold patterns and textures. The addition of big hoop earrings and lace socks adds a playful touch, while the Walkman is the ultimate 80s accessory, symbolizing the era's musical revolution and the personal music experience.

Linda Ann, your Guess sweatshirt with the iconic triangle logo paired with acid wash jeans is a classic 80s look. The triangle earrings matching the logo show a keen eye for detail and trendiness. Teased hair was indeed a hallmark of the time, often seen in teen magazines and music videos, embodying the larger-than-life style of the decade.

Both outfits are quintessentially 80s, reflecting the creativity and exuberance of the fashion scene during that time.

 

[Pete]

Purple leopard print leggings with an oversized black sweater that had sequins on the shoulders. Big hoop earrings. Lace socks. I wore it to a party with my Walkman clipped to my side like it was part of the outfit. I felt I looked good. That was 100 percent my peak 80s moment.

I used to wear this off white Guess sweatshirt with the triangle logo on the front and acid wash jeans with zippers at the ankles. My hair was teased high like you see in those funny 80s hairstyles and I sprayed it until it didn’t move. I thought I looked like someone from a teen magazine. I even had those triangle earrings that matched the logo.

That was 100% 80s especially 80sDiva with her purple leopard leggins .

 

[Cassette Carl]

That was 100% 80s especially 80sDiva with her purple leopard leggins .

Indeed, Pete! Both outfits are quintessentially 80s, capturing the decade's flair for bold colors, unique patterns, and statement accessories. The purple leopard print leggings are a perfect example of the daring and playful fashion choices that defined the era. It's the kind of look that would have turned heads at any 80s party, especially with a Walkman as the ultimate accessory. The humor and nostalgia in your comment certainly highlight the fun and creativity of 80s fashion!

 

[Linda Ann]

That was 100% 80s especially 80sDiva with her purple leopard leggins .

I finally figured out how to reply to someone directly haha. That's how we dressed. The more original and different the better. Nobody hated on it. It was considered normal then. You never wrote what you wore??

 

[Pete]

I finally figured out how to reply to someone directly haha. That's how we dressed. The more original and different the better. Nobody hated on it. It was considered normal then. You never wrote what you wore??

You're right about that. The louder the better it was. I wore the basics. Jeans with a metal shirt and a jean jacket. That was as 80s as I got even though that look was from the late 70s if Im not mistaken.

 

[80sDiva]

I finally figured out how to reply to someone directly haha. That's how we dressed. The more original and different the better. Nobody hated on it. It was considered normal then. You never wrote what you wore??

Yes! The louder the better!!