Last Year,

From those high fashion- Runways, Magazines, TV, Movies,,,

We've seen all 80's materials coming back way BIG.

Trophy jackets, acid-wash denim, big and very dynamic geometric prints, shoulder pads(big, big) in every styles....

There are so many elements from 1980s blending into our new fashion of 2010.

Obviously, here is the lady who ruled in 80s and has been inspiring all over the world.

Madonna...

And we've been keeping up with late 80s & early 90s this Fall 2010.

Here are some of key items inspired from 80s, you should pay attention and put on your 'must have item' or 'wish' list for this Fall.

"Lace, Lace & Lace...!"
There are so many kinds of variation with lace this season.
Simple lace top with your favorite pair of jeans,, along with platform hills, flats, boots,etc
You can try with simple pencil skirt and jacket, would be good enough & elegant office look.
Have a nice trim of lace or all over lace dress with colorful tights, see-through tights..good to go for night outs!
Black, White, Grey & Brown shades all work great!

Oh, one thing for sure. DO NOT OVER USE LACE!
And choose wisely your under construction.
Too much showing off lace top, lace skirt, lace tights,,,you don't want to give people the imagination about you only work at night....

Free People "Audrina" Scalloped Lace Top $78.00

MARC BY MARC JACOBS "Bronte" Crocheted Lace Top $398.00

Joie "Elvia" All-Over Lace Top $198.00

Ian Lace Sweatshirt $250.00

Aqua Lace-Trimmed Pocket Top $78.00

Aqua Striped Lace Tank Dress $88.00

Velvet by Graham & Spencer "Slinky" Lace Inset Cotton Shift Dress $152.00

"Restyled Chic Combat boots"

Started early 80s,,combat boots was a important item in punk fashion. These were the basic uniform for punk kids, often worn with "pegged" jeans - fold over the excess, and roll up from the bottom, or make narrow with safety pins.
And, now 2010 Fall, its getting stronger, much chic, re-stylized in fashion.
You can get any length of combat - lace up style boots with any pairs of jeans,dresses,leggings, tights, skirts and even Harlem pants might work.