Eleven’s graphic playsuit is honestly nothing short of iconic. After being imprisoned and controlled for most of her childhood, she finally gets the chance to figure herself out – and that visually translates into self-expression in the form of really loud prints. And we’re here for it.

Season 3 sees Nancy Wheeler stepping into the workforce, navigating her way through her first job in the newsroom, as well as workplace sexism. Her look has become a lot more “grown up”, which translates into plenty of dresses that are pretty and practical, not dainty. What sealed the deal was the final showdown – who knew kicking ass in a (comfortable) dress could look this good?

Thanks to our favourite bean Dustin, we now have a renewed interest in ringer tees and summer camp-inspired pieces. What’s not to love? Comfort, nostalgia, and plenty of kooky graphic prints in one package? Sign us up!

Originally from California, Max moved to Hawkins back in Season 2. Her style still retains a lot of that Cali beach-vibe, with rainbow stripes in most of her outfits. You don’t have to go all out: make like Max and incorporate the cheery motifs into your accessories – think belts, scarves, or even your socks.

Crowd favourite Steve Harrington dons a kitschy nautical-themed uniform for most of the show, alongside his co-worker Robin Buckley. As with most uniforms of the 80s, the outfit kind of goofy. However, Steve manages to pull it off with aplomb. The moral of the story is that as long as you’re confident, anything you wear will look good.