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1:48 pm
July 14, 2010
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Lisa Burke
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I loved the New Romantic Fashion, and owned some brilliant clothes back then, although looking back at the old photos, they do make me cringe a bit.
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11:07 pm
July 14, 2010
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80sHog
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I rember the shirts that looked like Dentist's Shirts ( buttons down the side as opposed to up the middle) and the very tight jeans….the Limahl haircut and having both ears pierced. Only my Mum has these pictures and will not be seeing the light of day….for any price!!! 
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10:24 pm
July 15, 2010
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Lisa Burke
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I have some classic photos from back then. Yes i had the frilly shirt and knickerbockers, and candy stripped trousers too, whcih came from down Chicargo's in the High Street. I actually wore a bright orange suit with a bright yellow shirt, and matching shoes and a matching strawhat and bag, to my cousins wedding in 1986. My mum has them photos thank goodness.
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3:56 pm
September 24, 2010
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Lisa Burke said:
I loved the New Romantic Fashion, and owned some brilliant clothes back then, although looking back at the old photos, they do make me cringe a bit.
i had a pair of drainpipes that were tighter than Tony Hadleys and shinier than Martin Fry's, it doesn't make me a bad person…does it?
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7:37 pm
September 24, 2010
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80sHog
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It certainly doesn't…I had a pair of MC Hammeresque trousers…I got sent home from work for wearing them..
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