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"  Of course you love the &amp;#039;80s! That fizzy, bright joie de vivre! That Sports Illustrated swimsuit modelesque sex appeal. And maybe because we&amp;#039;ve stuck the decade&amp;#039;s trends in the corner with a dunce cap for so long, the return of `80s style makes us want to leap through the air like that model in the Ex-Cla-Ma-Tion! perfume ads. We&amp;#039;re guessing Marc Jacobs feels the same way, because he all but drove a DeLorean back to &amp;#039;86. His fall 2009 runway show took the key looks of the era\u2014color, pouf, the general vibe of a decadent, glitzy party\u2014and brought them to even greater, glossier, brighter heights. So essentially you can go two ways: &amp;#039;80s debutante, \u00E0 la Cornelia Guest, Bright Lights, Big City, or &amp;#039;80s Danceteria downtown girl. Deb is all pouf and dazzle. Danceteria girl is all color and spandex.  `80s Debutante Muse: Cornelia GuestMust-have item: a fitted bustier-style party frock with a short skirt that&amp;#039;s got plenty of floof and volume in it, almost like a little crinoline.Dream vintage-store treasure: anything made of sheer polka-dot net.   Hot Danceteria GirlMuse: Kelly Lynch in any &amp;#039;80s movieMust-have item: a bright, stretchy minidress. You can wander to your local mall and scoop up these by the armful in an array of colors and, of course, black.The key to remember: no neutral colors. In the &amp;#039;80s, people were either crazy-bright and colorful or in severe all-black.  The &amp;#039;80s essentially boils down to these two concepts: a glittery bustier/party dress, a bright spandex dress. You can break these two pieces down into separates: just a full tutu-skirt or just a bustier top; a stretchy tube skirt or bright leggings. Once you have your &amp;#039;80s piece, add some cool layers, like a white button-down knotted at the waist, a slouchy jean jacket, or blazer. Don&amp;#039;t forget some black tights or leggings. For shoes, try simple structured ballet flats or some sort of crushed lace-up boots. Go light on the jewelry, and let the focus be on the clothes. Add simple earrings, like hoops or studs, and leave it at that. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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