80S FASHION ONLINE

One of the best ways to get a snapshot of what people were wearing back in the 80s, is to take a gander at some of the adverts, and in today's post, I have several poster ads from two Smash Hits magazines from October and November 1987, one of which featured Philip Schofield on the front cover riding a scooter. This first poster advert is by C&A for the avanti range, and it features a guy wearing a white shirt with thick grey stripes, braces and pleated black trousers. Now, I definitely remember wearing an awful-looking shirt with thick blue stripes and braces around this time, and pleated trousers for men were very popular. This YUPPIE style was as 80s as you could get, and popular with white, middle-class men working in the financial sector of the city of London.  Here is another C&A advert, this time for the Clock House range for women. The young lady featured here is wearing a dark grey mini skirt with black polka dots with net underskirt and a matching cropped vest top

Official Ghostbusters 80s Pumpkin Logo T-shirt I have for you today, some very inventive 80s Ghostbusters Logo T-shirt designs, which are just perfect for Halloween.  My top choice features the 80s Ghostbusters movie ghost logo with a pumpkin theme, which is such a clever idea. The design is officially licensed, too, and the good news is that it's available for men, women and kids in sizes up to 6XL, so nobody is left out.  The shirt is being sold and dispatched directly from Amazon (not a company on Amazon), so you can be sure of a quick and safe delivery. There is also a choice of five colours; black, navy blue, brown, dark heather grey and purple, although the black definitely works best for me. Ghostbusters 80s Slime Logo T-shirt Of course, any Ghostbusters Tee would be a great choice for Halloween, and you may also like this clever slime logo design based on the original 1984 no ghost logo. Once again, it's an official design and comes in a full range of sizes for adults a