We’re not referring to the kind of vinyl you’d play. Rather, this is the trend that sprung from the ’80s among the Blondie-, Madonna-, and Bananarama-generation. Leading the charge on the runways are brands like Lanvin and Kenzo, proving the wide appeal of the material. Its rebellious-meets-sci fi Blade Runner vibes also underline the fact that vinyl still looks best with bodycon pieces.
Here, we list its many permutations for Spring Summer ’17:
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Vinyl: The '80s Look You'd Actually Want To Own For Spring 2017
Kenzo's S/S '17 collection was full on '80s glamour. It features works from the archives of the artist Antonio Lopez and hard-edged pieces like the Madonna-esque bra and pencil skirt in vinyl.
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Kenzo's S/S '17 collection was full on '80s glamour. It features works from the archives of the artist Antonio Lopez and hard-edged pieces like the Madonna-esque bra and pencil skirt in vinyl.
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How did Topshop Unique make the vinyl tapered trousers (another staple from the decade) less retro? By pairing it with a floaty and oversized coat.
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With the right accessories, Lanvin showed that a pair of skinny vinyl pants can look sophisticated, grown-up and oozes power.
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Cigarette pants + Pumps = Classic '80s supermodel mode. Give it a modern update with a top with exaggerated sleeves.
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Do punk the modern way with a vinyl jacket and plaid skirt.
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Notice the fetishistic spin to the trench coat here.
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Make the mini skirt less Bananarama rip-off by going with matching pieces in the same colour tone.
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An oversized top instantly gives the vinyl look an intellectual or devil-may-care attitude.
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An oversized top instantly gives the vinyl look an intellectual or devil-may-care attitude.
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Or do the Japanese/blogger thing by layering a vinyl piece over your tops.
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