Headband Retro neon pink

The retro neon pink headband is a wide, plain stretch band in bright pink that you wear over your hair around your head. The color and wide design are part of the neon look of the 1980s, when sporty sweatbands suddenly also appeared on the dance floor. Women and men wear it at an 80s party, a neon party, or a disco evening.

What the retro neon pink headband looks like

• The band is entirely bright pink, without any print, pattern, or appliqué.
• The wide design covers a good strip above the forehead in the photo and lets the hair around it fall loose.
• The fabric is 85% nylon and 15% elastane.
• The band is suitable for women and men and can therefore be worn as unisex.
• According to the label, hand washing is the recommended care.

Why does a neon headband belong to the 1980s?

In the 1980s, sportswear simply became party wear: aerobics classes, tracksuits in screaming colors, and bands around the head and wrist all belonged to the same look. Bright pink was one of the colors that stood out the most, along with neon yellow and light blue. You can see that combination in the photos: the pink headband next to a tracksuit jacket in pink, yellow, and turquoise. If you wear it separately from a complete costume, the band is often enough to indicate the period.

Wearing the retro neon pink headband on a party evening

Place the band just above your ears and slide it slightly back, so your hair falls loosely out from underneath as in the model photos. For an evening of dancing, it works best above a bright tracksuit jacket or a sleeveless shirt, and with a group you can alternate the pink band with a neon orange one for a double look. If you are going in a parade or to a theme party, keep the rest of your outfit in the same bright color family, then the look remains one cohesive whole.

Order your retro neon pink headband from Boland for your next neon party. Order before 11:59 p.m. and you will have it delivered tomorrow, and free shipping applies from 75 euros.