Leg warmers blue

Blue leg warmers are bright blue, knitted leg coverings without a foot, with a narrow ribbed cuff at the top and bottom. They immediately evoke the 1980s: aerobics classes, dance movies and shiny sports outfits on a crowded dance floor. Women and men wear them for an 80s party or a disco night, where a bright pop of colour on the legs instantly sets the scene.

Colour, cuffs and how to wear the blue leg warmers

• The colour is a bright, saturated blue that remains consistent throughout the leg covering.
• There is a ribbed cuff at the top and bottom, while the middle section has a fine knit.
• The knit is stretchy, so you can pull them tightly up or let them hang loosely.
• When worn loosely, they fall in folds from just below the knee to the instep.
• They are designed for both women and men.

What is the difference between blue leg warmers and knee socks?

Blue leg warmers have no foot or heel, so your shoe remains completely free. This makes them perfect for an 80s look: you pull them over your ankles and wear sneakers or heels underneath that remain fully visible. Knee socks, on the other hand, fit tightly in your shoe and disappear halfway inside. These leg coverings originally came from the ballet studio, where dancers used them to keep their calves warm, and through aerobics and dance movies, they became a fashion item in the 1980s. If you want that pleated silhouette above your shoe, choose this version without a foot.

Complete the blue leg warmers with face paint, sunglasses and bracelets

Bright blue eyeshadow up to your eyebrows carries the colour from your legs to your face. Large sunglasses with white or neon-coloured frames and a stack of plastic bracelets on your wrist complete the aerobics look. Choose jewellery in a contrasting colour, such as large hoop earrings in pink or yellow, so that the blue does not remain the only pop of colour. If you are going for the sporty side of the decade, a headband around your head will also fit right in.

Order the blue leg warmers and your 80s outfit starts with your calves.