Invadersstyle

Invadersstyle is a unique and distinctive fashion trend that emerged in the late 20th century, characterized by its bold, futuristic, and often eccentric aesthetic. The term "Invadersstyle" is believed to have been coined by the British fashion designer and photographer, Nick Knight, who popularized the style in the 1980s. The style draws inspiration from various sources, including science fiction, cyberpunk culture, and the aesthetics of the 1950s and 1960s.

Invadersstyle is known for its use of bright, neon colors, bold patterns, and futuristic silhouettes. The style often incorporates elements such as metallic fabrics, geometric shapes, and bold, oversized accessories. Common garments include jumpsuits, miniskirts, and high-waisted trousers, often paired with oversized jackets or coats. Accessories such as large, chunky belts, statement jewelry, and futuristic footwear are also characteristic of the style.

The style gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, particularly among young people and subcultures such as goths, punks, and ravers. It has since been revived and reinterpreted in various forms, appearing in fashion runways, streetwear, and popular culture. Invadersstyle continues to influence contemporary fashion, with designers and brands incorporating its bold, futuristic aesthetic into their collections.