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↓12 – Michael Jackson Outfit

Music icon, MJ, played a significant role in popularizing ’80s fashion. From leather jackets to loose tops and baggy flared pants, he really took the stage with his unique sense of style.

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↓11 – ’80s Outfits For Boys

Just like grown-up men, kids can rock ’80s outfits despite their age. In fact, outfits like shirts and polos look great on them. Accentuate with bold colors and loose-fitting shirts.

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↓10 – Grunge Vibe

This style was made famous by Kurt Cobain in the ’90s, but its origin dates back to the ’80s. It’s the exact opposite of what we call fashion today. The point here is to look like you don’t care about anything, especially judgment from others.

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↓9 – Denim Jacket

Oversized denim jackets in the ’80s were a big deal. Today, it’s better to get one with pockets and brass buttons to achieve the ’80s vibe you want. You can also consider cuffing the wrists for a fashion-forward appearance. Do check out our fab collection of Denim Jacket Outfits For Men.

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↓8 – Dress Pants

Unlike jeans, pants in the ’80s didn’t have cuffs. And dress pants are made of various materials like double knit polyester, cotton twill, corduroy, and wool. They also have the usual waist design with straight legs and loose thighs. And you can see most men wearing flat front pants by the end of the decade. Pants were available in basic hues like black, khaki, navy, and grey, and there’s nothing more suitable than these colors to match the suit jackets.

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↓7 – Shorts

The 70s trend of shorts had a sequel in the ’80s. Mid-thigh level shorts were popular with younger men, while knee-length favored mature men. They came in various colors and fabrics like knit, cotton, and of course, denim. These garments are usually teamed up with pieces ranging from button-downs to knitwear.