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Monday, April 14, 2008 at

The 80s are Back.

(Photo by the Sartorialist)
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31 comments:

  1. Sigh. I want hair that requires no work at all. Long amazing hair - a little messy. Just like this.

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  2. the hair reminds me more of the 70's, when I was in high schoo....the leggings...well, I think I painted something like that yesterday.

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  3. Yes but I am not sure that it is a good thing! (or in other words, there is no way I could pull off those leggings!)

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  4. Like... gag me with a spoon!

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  5. it was so nice to meet on friday! and thanks for such a sweet post about us meeting. it made me smile! it is funny how it felt like we knew so much about each other...
    hope i will bump into you again soon!

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  6. oh dear, the fact that the eighties are back makes me feel really old...

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  7. i'm actually loving this look now :-)

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  8. she's superpretty, why is she wearing those awful leggins???!!!

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  9. oh dear I really hope patterned leggings like that aren't back! Maybe it's somthing that should stay in the past? She pulls it off tho!

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  10. i actually really really love the leggings. i guess it is a controversial fashion at the moment :)

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  11. i feel like that outfit is very carrie bradshaw. love it!

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  12. it feels like the 80s has "been back" about 15 separate times in the past 8 years. i think the internet age has eliminated the decade-revival nature of fashion cycles. style trends are too fluid and fickle now to be boxed up in decade file folders.

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  13. i have seen this girl posted on like 10 other blogs this week, and every time i see those leggings i CRINGE! (no offense jo) she's gorgeous and she's barely pulling them off... i would look like a fat cow in those - and i'm also pretty sure my BF had them in 1986!

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  14. modest merlin, i have to disagree....so many collections for fall 2008 are showcasing crazy 80s flair--shoulder pads, sweaters with rhinestone, short leather boots...much, much more than usual. i think it's truly a trend!

    i guess vogue's and lucky's september issues will be the final judge:)

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  15. jillian12:37 PM

    i'm digging the oversize cardi too. american apparel here i come!

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  16. I think it "works" for her and for NYC, but if that were anywhere in middle america it'd only be described as scary.

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  17. The leggings scare me, but she makes them look good! Kudos to her for wearing them out!

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  18. there is some serious draaah-maaah over at the Sartorialist today about his makeover experiment on a college girl. The comment section is addicting. I had to stop reading and get back to work.

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  19. i love her leggings too :)

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  20. thanks for the head's up, kate! i'm going over there to check it out...

    also, wow, these leggings are controversial! :)

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  21. 80's aren't a bad thing. or so i think..
    -Steph

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  22. This post reminds me of the movie.."Working Girl" with Melanie Griffith (1988)... lots of shoulder pads, big hair bows and crimped hair! Yikes! :)

    Martha B.

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  23. I love those leggings. I have been off leggings for a while now but when I saw that pic I started to reconsider, they are lovely.

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  24. help me
    baby jesus
    i hated the
    80s.
    sigh

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  25. Humm....no thanks :)

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  27. Clearly if the New Kids are back then yes the 8o's are back. (Tho this hair is def 70's to me!)

    I remember all the big hair and to be honest the 80's are my least favorite fashion decade.......ever (so far!)

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  31. Anonymous4:11 AM

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