15 trends from the 80’s we still love (or want to see again)

This unique piece is a timeless classic and an eighties basic, sometimes paired with a delicately loose fit or wide belt. Democratized thanks to the popularity of denim brands, our moms wore it with a white t-shirt for an all-purpose look.

Wearing an XXL jacket over a sweater… In the 80s, young people certainly liked to break codes. Punk and rock styles were already in vogue at the time, and still are decades later.

In the 80’s, this style featured leather jackets, studs and chains, symbols of non-conformist, rebellious fashion. Aggressive, this aesthetic was sometimes accompanied by colored hair and metallic accessories. In any case, it had a lasting influence on fashion, asserting a refusal of conventional norms and a strong identity.

Nowadays, this piece is a perfect alternative to the classic black dress you’re used to wearing. Leather dresses allow you to create a chic, rock look in no time at all. In the ’80s, it was mostly paired with epaulets or a bardot collar and tights.

This hair accessory also had its heyday in the ’80s, particularly with spirited breakdancers. Whether fluorescent or colored, the bandana held the hair in place, boosting the dynamic, sporty style of the era.

Easy to adopt, 7/8 pants feature an ankle-length hem. They are often paired with pumps or heeled ankle boots for a contemporary look, or even sneakers for streetwear style.

In the 80’s, anyone could wear a sweater with long, loose sleeves. Colorful, adorned with fluorescent prints, with messages…, this piece has left the sportsman’s locker room to become part of the fashionistas’ wardrobe.

This jacket was undoubtedly a creative playground for the most creative. Adorned with patches, paintings, embroidery, badges and more, it was very popular with young people and remains a must-have in retro streetwear. We still love it today, because it allows us to customize our style to infinity.

Updated in 2025, this sequinned, low-cut piece is revealed with cuts that perfectly accentuate any feminine silhouette. The style mixes sensuality and glamour, with stretch fabrics that enhance the whole body. Whether metallic or shiny, this dress is the perfect accompaniment to your festive evenings and promises unforgettable moments.

These patterns, particularly zebra and leopard, were very popular in the 1980s. Symbols of glamour and boldness, they embellished fashion accessories, dresses and jackets, sometimes combined with bright colors. Prints reflected the over-the-top spirit of fashion at the time, and remain a reinvented classic today.

These color-block shoes were loved by sportsmen and streetwear enthusiasts alike. Their versatile, streamlined look makes them a timeless classic. Reinterpreted by a number of leading brands, they add a vintage, sporty touch to today’s outfits.

Emblematic of the 80’s, the converse is still in vogue today. It’s the mythical, timeless sneaker you absolutely must have in your closet to keep up with the times!

For its time, the lace bustier was a very daring outfit, but wearing it was a way of launching the fashion for exposed lingerie. Four decades on, this piece remains a chic favorite among the feminine gentry. Slip it on under a blazer and pair it with slim-fitting pants.

Put away your accumulated gold medallions in your closet, because pearls are making a comeback in 2025. back when the TV series “Love, Glory and Beauty”, “Dallas” and “dynasty” were all the rage, actresses could be found sporting large pearl necklaces, synonymous with opulence and wealth.

by the eighties, “gym tonic” had become widely democratized. Fashionistas were often seen on the street in their gym or yoga bodysuits, combined with jogging suits, hairbands and ankle spats. An unusual style that today’s young people are increasingly adoring.