Men's shirts in the style eightieth: The brighter the better

From the usual T-shirts to polo shirts, in the era of the eighties man's shirt is almost always bright, colorful and eye-catching. Often the shirt has become a central element of the ensemble, at least for men, defined the style of a decade.

Styles of man's shirts era eightieth

For the period characterized by many eightieth recognizable trends - both in women's clothing and man's clothing in. Some men have followed conservative fashion elegant, while others are guided by the choice of clothes, rather, the style of the cult TV series eightieth "Miami morals." However, no matter what the style is not chosen men, key trends eightieth still clearly distinguishable in modern menswear collections.

The main styles in the man's locker room in the eightieth era were:
 
    *    A simple T-shirt in combination with an expensive blazer (this style was
          popularized by actor Don Johnson, who played a major role in the television
          series "Miami Vice").

    *   Hawaiian shirts have become especially popular in the era of the eighties and
         the men wore them both individually and under the blazer. Moreover - let loose 
         morals eightieth wearing a Hawaiian shirt, even in the office without a tie.

    *    Pop idol Michael Jackson has become one of the key trendsetters of the eighties,
          including a men's fashion. It is thanks to  
          Michael Jackson on his Thriller in vogue

          leather jackets of  bright colors, decorated
          with metal studs.

    *    Leather bomber jackets were one of the 
          most distinctive era will eighties. 
          Immediately become part of everyday 
          man's wardrobe, leather jackets and were
          eligible to attend a night club, and for work.

    *    Conservative and elegant style in the era 
          eightieth was no less popular. Men wore 
          shirts in the Oxford style, with thin 
          sweaters, jackets and polo shirts with the
          collar turned up. All these items are man's 
          wardrobe and can be found today in some 
          designer collections of man's clothing.

    *    Another indispensable feature of the conservative and elegant style of the era 
          was the eightieth sweater casually thrown over the shoulders and sleeves tied 
          at the knot around his neck.

Popular colors

Bright, bold colors are a key trend in the era of the eighties - the brighter the better. One of the easiest ways to follow the trend was the appearance in the man's locker room of colored shirts. The most popular colors are pink, lime green, yellow.

The most popular brands, manufacturers of man's shirts in the era eightieth considered: Izod, Levi, Gap, Polo, Guess, Benetton.

Given the declining popularity is not a retro-style in the modern fashion, there is nothing surprising in the fact that the shirts in the style eightieth still valid to this day. These shirts era eightieth available today in vintage clothing stores, online shops or at major online auction sites.