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Girls’ hair styles consisted of feathered hair, Rave (tons of it) and stick up bangs. Multicolored hair was common, crimped and ultra teased. Platinum blonde was a very popular color and all hair was glittered.
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| Boys’ hair ranged from rainbow, mohawk to long and
layered. They slightly
teased their hair. Frizzy
with bangs was cool and curly was even cooler.
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| Girls had vivid makeup, light pink lips and glitter.
Mascara was extremely popular as well as blue eye shadow and beauty
moles.
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Guys went punk and had a lot of piercings. Ray Bans and glasses were the thing. |
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| Girls wore off-shoulder shirts, ¾ sleeves, croptops
and primary colors. Sweaters
were pink and worn on the waist.
Neon colors were “in”.
Matching scrunched socks was the way to go.
Thick belts, long T-shirts and miniskirts were a rave.
The tighter the mini, the better.
Spandex became a huge sensation.
Colored hose with rips was popular.
Exercise gear, ¾ length
legging and leg warmers were seen everywhere.
Tight stonewashed jeans and zippered legs were cool.
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| Guys wore rock hand t-shirts that were black and
neon. Leather and jean
jackets were totally “in”.
Rolled sleeves or sleeveless shirts were cool.
Pastels and bright colors were what they wore.
Ocean Pacific t-shirts were popular as well as tight leather pants
with chains on them. Spandex
likewise, was a sensation. Corduroy
pants, Jammers, parachute pants and tight stonewashed jeans were
the rave.
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| Popular brands for girls were Ocean Pacific, Banana
Republic, Reebok, L.A. Gear, Liz Claiborn, Keds, Esprit and Gap.
For guys, Jordache, Guess, Kaepa, Izod, Ralph Lauren, Vans and
Adidas were the way to go.
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| 1980’s shoes consisted of flats, low heels and muted colors. Simplicity and classic styles were wanted. And sneakers were the newest desire. |
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