Vintage Combat Boots For Men

Evolution of punk fashion. In the eighties, the punks rose up to show offensive, appalling and disobedient statement to the world. Punk clothing style is all about rebellion and compelling no-no statement. 'I got my own way of living that I do not give a damn to anyone or anything'. Ripped hoodies, torn clothing, bondage pants, combat boots and bullet belts said it all. Off-the-shoulder vs big shoulders look. As long as shoulders are being concerned, there are two kind of extreme looks for women's choices. Off-the-shoulder look was inspired by Flashdance in the early eighties. It is so famous that it often makes a comeback in contemporary fashion show as well as the favorite style in the design of sexy clothing and sheer clothing. Big shoulders came the other way round. Women wore shirts or dresses with shoulder pads to cover the blemish of their shoulders. Though it looked manly it was one of the 80s clothing trends much adored.

Clip-on-one-side t-shirts and tight jeans. You might wonder why people clipped on their oversized t-shirts on one side. It was probably because they did not want the gigantic t-shirts to eclipse the sweet three quarter leggings. Bleached and ripped tight jeans were another rocking stuff to put on due to the punk influence. Again, both men and women wore tight, and really tight jeans back then. Shawls. Tracing back history, you did not see this little stuff in antique clothes anywhere on the old earth. With our time machine, we went back to the vintage era but still did not see something which was even close to a shawl. We finally saw it in the 80s retro clothing when its emergence somehow struck the fashion tipping point. Shawls became so popular that you saw a wide variety of styles, fabric and colors, worn with many other types of outfits on various events. It was never wrong to say that this creation was one of the most popular clothing accessories of the decade.