Celebrities like Madonna and Sarah Jessica Parker embraced this trend, often pairing it with teased bangs for extra volume.
Teasing, backcombing, and lots of hairspray were essential for achieving this dramatic look.
It involved pulling the hair to one side and securing it with a scrunchie or bow for a playful and youthful look.
Cyndi Lauper and Billy Idol rocking this edgy look. It involved shaving the sides of the head and leaving a strip of hair in the center, often styled upright with gel or mousse.
Farrah Fawcett's feathered hairstyle became an iconic look in the 80s, characterized by soft, face-framing layers and flipped-out ends.
The high top fade was a popular hairstyle among African American men in the 80s, characterized by short sides and a dramatically high, flat top.
Crimped hair was a fun and funky trend in the 80s, achieved by using a crimping iron to create textured waves and zigzag patterns.
Punk rock hairstyles with spiked or gelled hair were popular in the 80s, particularly among musicians like Billy Idol and Joan Jett.
The asymmetrical bob was a trendy hairstyle in the 80s, featuring a shorter length in the back and longer layers in the front.
Celebrities like George Michael and Vanilla Ice were known for sporting this unconventional hairstyle.