Neon pink gloves long model

The long neon pink gloves are fingerless arm gloves in bright fuchsia, which reach from the knuckles to above the elbow with a thumb hole. That pop color evokes the neon look of the 80s, with the aerobics craze and the brightly colored pop clips from that decade. You can wear them as a woman or a man at a neon party or an 80s party.

Where does this long neon pink model leave your hand free?

The long neon pink gloves leave all your fingers free: the fabric stops at the knuckles and has a separate hole for your thumb.

• The color is bright neon pink towards fuchsia, solid throughout the entire length.
• The long model runs from the knuckles over the forearm to above the elbow.
• The hand is fingerless, with a separate thumb hole so that only the back of your hand and palm are covered.
• There is a narrow, finished edge at the hand opening and at the top.
• They are intended for women and men.

Because your fingers remain free, you can grab a glass or your phone without taking anything off. If you want an arm-length block of color and still want to use your hands, this fingerless version is the logical choice.

Neon pink arms on the dance floor

Fluorescent shades were seen everywhere in the 80s, from leg warmers to arm warmers in bright pink, yellow, and green. At a neon party, it is still all about as much bright color as possible. A strip of neon pink from hand to upper arm gives your outfit a large block of color in one go, even if the rest of your clothes are plain black or white.

Makeup, sunglasses, and bracelets with the long neon pink model

A swipe of pink eyeshadow or a few neon face paint stripes on your cheekbones carries the color of your arms to your face. Large sunglasses with white or black frames give the 80s vibe more grip. Slide a stack of plastic bracelets over the fabric at your wrist, and because your fingers are free, you can also wear striking rings.

Order the long neon pink gloves and color your arms bright pink for your next neon party or 80s party.