Boy George

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 Boy George



                

Boy George's 80s looks were a unique blend of androgynous, flamboyant, and bold fashion that became iconic for his persona as the frontman of Culture Club, a perfect mix of theatricality, gender fluidity, and daring fashion choices, making him one of the most influential and distinctive figures in both music and fashion during the decade. Here are the key elements of his 80s style:

  • His signature makeup included dramatic, exaggerated eyeliner, bold eyeshadow, and bright lipstick, often in shades of red or pink.
  • Bright, vibrant colors and bold patterns
  • Oversized hats
  • Feathers and accessories, peacots and jackets.

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