
Now, here's a stylish new wave hairstyle for men. Long bangs brushed forward and to one side is a retro look that gets its roots from the 60s. The sides are cut short above the ears with some longer strands near the face and then the back comes down to the bottom of the neck. This bi-level style is and 80s look big time.
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The punk rocker look was wildly popular in the 1980s and is still around today. This woman is wearing a Rod-Stewart-like hairdo with tall and stiff spikes that adorn the top of the head while some strands hang straight down. Her long pieces are braided. The black hair matches her black and red bold get up. Fish net stockings cover her legs and crazy patterns are seen everywhere. There are stripes and checks and lace. This retro era was known for its random choices in design and color and bold was big.
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Fuzzy spiral curls spell rocker girl style. This woman is shown here with her microphone and wild hair. Honey blonde with lighter highlights brightens up the mood. This one is reminiscent of the days of hair bands.
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As the 80's passed to the end of that decade and turned toward the 90's, the big hair was still alive but it changed just a little bit. The classic 1980s puffy top 'do was about to be put to rest, but the fluff was not yet dead. The gradual transition from top heavy to bottom heavy was taking shape. This picture of a bunch of girlfriends from that era (pic was taken around 1989) shows a variety of hairstyles, but they have one thing in common: curly locks. It looks like there are a couple of examples of mall bangs here like the gal on the upper left and right. A popular early 90's look was the spiral perm bob as seen on the woman in the front row and right of center.
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Here is a great example of typical 80's style. First we have the bi-level, which was hot then, and is nothing more than big hair on top and long locks in the back. The sides are cut above the ears and the strands are directed upward with lots of strong hold hair spray ( the kind that does not allow your hair to move at all ) and then height is achieved with a curling iron and more shellac-like spray. Evidence of mall bangs can be seen with the first layer laying downward with the second brushed up and back. This hairstyle is shoulder length and of course was better for fine hair to make it look thicker. Big dangly earrings were in vogue then.
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If you love spiral curls and lots of them, take a look at this very full head of small twists. This style is reminiscent of the poodle perms from the 80's and still looks hot for today's hairstyles. If you have naturally kinky curly hair, then this hairdo would be easy to copy with a little curl enhancing shampoo and a diffuser attachment on the blow-dryer. Twist sections of hair while drying and then use fingers to style rather than trying to brush through it which would just make a big bushy mess. For those with straight locks, a visit to your professional hair stylist for a spiral perm might be the answer to help with this style. Every one's hair is different and outcomes may vary.
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The 1980s were a time of "dress for success." Conservative business wear was in for the career minded. Hairstyles for these types followed suit with short clean looking hair for women. This gal has a version of a wedge but is bi-level. The sides are cut shorter than her ears and the back is longer down the neck. This is a straight style with bangs that are brushed to the side. Also, asymmetry is present here with one side being cut shorter.
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Lots of fun here with hair and fashion. This is an 80's scenario all the way. Crazy colorful hairdo and clothes. The colors in the lolly pop are the inspiration for this fun and sassy beachwear scene. Bright yellows, pinks, teal, and patterns like polka dots adorn these two sunbathing beauties.
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Here is a great example of a 1980s wedding showing the hair and fashion of that time. The bride is in white, the bridesmaids are in a light purple, the flower girl is in a lavender, and the groomsmen are all in light gray tuxes. This was early in the decade and bi-level hairstyles were popular for both men and women. Poodle perms were also all the rage. If you had naturally curly hair, you were in luck, otherwise, you had to make a trip to the salon for a perm.
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80's hair and rollerskater gear. What a sight to see. Big mop like hairstyles and cropped shirts were in. Short shorts that came up to your waist were the thing as well as stretch pants. Aviator sunglasses on the large side were also fashionable.
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80's Hairstyles had to be puffy and big on top. This era was time for bigger is better. Big hair, large shoulder pads, and bold colors were a sign of the times. Dress for success was the motto and wearing heels and dresses to work was common.
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If you are male looking for a hairstyle for curly hair, you may want to take a look at this one. This guy's haircut is certainly 80s ish with the sides being cut just above the ears and the back is left longer. Some people may refer to this style as bi-level or even mullet. This look is back right now for current hairstyles. Allowing the locks to do their natural thing is right on. A little curl enhancing product will help the bend and a little defining styling lotion will help the definition.
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If you are looking for pictures of typical 80's hairstyles and clothes for boys and men, then check this out. This young man is sporting the popular bi-level haircut for that decade. Allowing the hair to do its natural thing if it was wavy was the thing to do. The sides were usually shorter above the ears and the back was longer at about shoulder level or it could have been even longer. Bangs were part of the style back then. Athletic jackets with stripes down the sleeves were hot. Here is another picture to help you with your search for information.
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If you like to live on the edge and you like your hairstyle to have a bit of one as well, check out this unusual curly mohawk for women. It has a touch of feminine with the glamour curls on the top, but still has the emo feel. She has a touch of pink hair color added to blonde locks which matches her pink tank that she is wearing under her black fish net top. Piercing add to her punk look. You've got to love the teenager representing today's youth culture who love to be different. This look is not for everyone, but those who are into this sort of thing, can appreciate it. It reminds us of some of the crazy fads of the 80s and the some of the women rock stars from that era who we watched on MTV.
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If you are looking for a wild rocker hairstyle for girls, then check out this kinky curly hairdo. She has bleach blonde locks that are ratted to give a very full appearance. The spiral curls are tight and many. It resembles the 80's poodle dog hair-band style. This is a fun look for anyone who likes to live fashion on the edge or that gal who is looking for a rock and roll style. Women back in the day achieved this look with spiral perms.
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Here we can see a typical 1980's very big bi-level hairstyle. Women of this decade usually chose to have their hair wrapped around perm rods to add body and to be able to achieve those ridiculously puffy styles. It is said that the prosperity that most people were experiencing then was the inspiration for the over-the-top hairdos.
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Wow, How did he get his hair into that very tall colored fohawk? His own hair has been braided into cornrows and then the top is likely artificial. This hairstyle is cutting edge trendy for those who like to live on the wild side. For the rest of us, this hairdo would be fun for an 80's tacky party or a Halloween costume contest. This would work for a punk rocker get up.
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Here is a picture of a typical 80's bi-level hairstyle with big bright yellow wicker earrings to set the retro mood. Hair was cut short on the sides and left longer in the back. Bigger was better so puffy curls were in order. Heavy hold hair gels were used as well as very firm hairspray. Primary colors were popular then and they had to be bold. Making a stand-out-in-the-crowd statement was the goal. Most women of this time had perms in their hair. This gave the added lift, curl, and puff that was necessary to fit into the fashion.
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Are you looking for a picture of a spiky mohawk for Halloween or any other party? Here is a guy with orange/red hair that is shaved on both sides and only has a strip of dragon-like spikes down the middle. Egg whites would work wonders to make this hairdo. If you are not into shaving your head for Halloween, you could always get one of those caps that make it look like you have shave your head and then take something like paint brushes and cut off the bristles and glue them to the cap. Then take egg whites and make them into peaks and allow to dry. It may be difficult to die the paint brushes but it may be possible.
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The 1980's have a strong influence in hair and fashion right now. Leggings in bright colors, off the shoulder tee-shirts, and wild hairdos are on the rise. Take a look at these girls with full and big hair. If you have naturally curly hair, you can just let it do it's thing. If you have straight fine locks, you may have to add some hair products to get that ratted big fluff. This picture shows some good ideas for an 80's theme party, halloween party, or just for a memberable entrance for back to school. At any rate, girls just wanna have fun.
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Women sometimes look for something a little different for a fun and unique hairstyle to wear out on the town. Maybe you are looking for a great hairdo idea for an 80's tacky party, or Halloween party. This is one to check out as this woman is wearing her short hair in a faux hawk style with crazy colors to boot. She has dark brown hair with burgundy and golden blonde added to the tall spike in the middle for some extra punch. There are temporary hair color options if you do not want to wear these colors day in and day out.
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Greg Behrendt shows up here in this picture with a fun men's hairstyle and it is borderline 80's fashion. The back is longer than the sides (which was typical of the mullet) and the top is spiked up with strands finely separated with some hair texturizing product. The sides are slicked back over the ears and the back is collar length. He has light brown hair that has some honey highlights.
More on Greg Behrendt with a Modern Twist on 80's Hairstyles
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Now here is a great funky hairdo to go along with a wild full sleeve of tatoos. If you find yourself looking for the perfect crazy do to match your stand out personality, then this one may be it. Hair is medium length and is pulled up and ratted up to one side while the bangs are very short and graduate over the forehead to a longer length with a fringe of hair falling at the edge of one eye. She has beads placed on some of the strands that hang down at different lengths and may have been twisted with a hair twister. This style would be a great one to attract a bit of attention.
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Now here is some real retro hair band style. Kimberley Stewart is seen here sporting very long straight blonde hair that is tied back using a blue scarf as a headband. Her hair is pushed up at the crown to give some big hair volume on top. The large aviator style sunglasses top off her rocker style.
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Now here is some 80's style. This short hairstyle is actually a bi-level look that was so 1980's. Notice how her hair is cut above the ears on the sides and it is longer in the back. One side is larger than the other as well. I guess bi-level hairstyles were not only for men, women had them too.
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