Skip to main content

80s Party Girl T-shirts for Ladies

80s Party Girl Shirt (UK) in 7 Colours
For this post, I'm going to show you the best 80s Party Girl T-shirts which really make a statement! This first tee is available at Amazon.co.uk and is available in 7 colours. This is a premium quality T-shirt, but I would suggest ordering two sizes it runs rather small, and for an 80s look you need your shirt to be loose fitting.


80's Party Girl Tee for Ladies
80's Party Girl T-shirt U.S.
This eye-catching T-shirt really makes a statement, just as the slogan T-shirts did back in the 80s. Sadly, it is only available at the U.S. Amazon store, but you can also find similar designs on ebay in both the UK and U.S. The ebay link will work in all English speaking countries. These are brand new items being sold as "buy it now".

80s Party Girl T-shirt with Neon Slogan
80s Party Girl T-shirt at ebay

80s Girl Pink T-shirt
80s Girl heart logo T-shirt at Amazon UK

Not available in the US - see alternative 80s T-shirts
Tote Bag

I've always been a fan of baby pink, and this top quality 100% cotton t-shirt is perfect for wearing out and about, or to an 80s event or fancy dress party. It is available in sizes small to extra large with a choice of white or the aforementioned baby pink. The design is clear and unfussy, with the "80s Girl" message very reminiscent of the original Katherine Hamnett designs from the eighties.

An eco-friendly matching tote bag is also available in white or yellow, and is perfect for carrying your 80s vinyl around with you - maybe not, but it's very handy, nonetheless!

The bag is made form 100% cotton and is reusable and strong. It has also received very good reviews on the Amazon website.





I also adore this retro ringer style "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" tee which, of course, refers to the lyrics of the huge 80s hit song by Cyndi Lauper. It's available at Zazzle.co.uk and can be bought in several styles and colours.
I Love the 80s Party Costume for Women
I Love the 80s Costume Set by Honey B's

This new ladies costume set for 2017 is great value and perfect for any 80s party, concert or charity run. It includes a full range of accessories and is available at Amazon UK. This one isn't available at the U.S. store - sorry!

You may also be interested in these links to our 80s website;

80s T-shirt Ideas for the UK at simplyeighties.com

80s T-shirt Ideas for Ladies U.S.


I'll leave you with some awesome items I found at both Amazon UK and U.S...


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Blondie - Debbie Harry - 70s and 80s Fashion Photos

Embed from Getty Images Debbie Harry Fridge Magnet Back in my school days (yes, it was a long, long time ago!) many kids associated Blondie purely with lead singer Debbie Harry, although Blondie was actually a band, and a damn fine one, too. It's not hard to see why. After all, she oozed sex appeal and became a style icon, and many of her looks can still be seen on the high street today. Harry's designer friend Stephen Sprouse can claim responsibility for many of those looks. He created every style you can imagine using denim, black leather biker jackets, camoflauge, wayfarer and aviator shades, pink and girly styles, nautical stripes, animal print catsuits - the list goes on! I find it amusing that in 1998 Britney Spears caused controversy by wearing a school uniform for her video "Hit Me Baby One More Time". How quickly we forget that Debbie Harry had done this two decades earlier! After forming in 1974, Blondie became pioneers of the punk and new wave s

An 80s Tennis Player Costume? You Cannot Be Serious!

While most people opt for a pop star theme when dressing up for an 80s party or event, one option that is a little more original is to dress like an 80s tennis player. The costumes I'm about to show are obviously based on John McEnroe, and I'm dead serious! The short-tempered tennis star became infamous for his confrontational behaviour towards the umpire during the 1980s, screaming "Answer my question! The question, jerk!" (when he angrily threw his racket at the juice cart) and "You can't be serious man, you cannot be serious!" when he thought the umpire had made a bad call about the ball being out. He was often booed by the crowds for his rants, but it was hugely entertaining to watch! Embed from Getty Images The look above is the one you should aim for, and this is the most iconic. So let's take a look at the fancy dress costume options available...   The white T-shirt and shorts outfit with red and blue stripes is based on McEnroe&

Create an 80s or 90s Acid House - Raver Look

With its squelching bass sounds (often created using a Roland TB-303 bass synth) and minimalist production, the sound of acid house first became popular in the latter half of the 80s, starting in 1987. The media were more focused on the illegal raves and psychedelic drugs, but in reality, a good many young folk enjoyed dancing to the new sound in nightclubs (including myself) without going anywhere near any drugs or illegal raves. What is synonymous with the acid house scene is the smiley face logo, and the T-shirt featuring the logo, along with tie dye and psychedelic clothing, and bucket hats which became popular with ravers. Baggy over the knee shorts were popular with men. Bandanas and dungarees/dungaree shorts were also worn by both sexes. Some ravers also had  yellow whistles . In the early 90s,  white overalls , hooded anoracks and  yellow dust masks with an "E" , smiley face or radiation symbol also became part of the rave scene. Initially, the dust masks we