Punk rock flourished in London—with fishnets, chains, and studs as the go-to accessories. Worn alongside leather separates and easy silhouettes, the looks are quintessentially ’80s. Just add industrial-style jewelry from the likes of brands like Justine Clenquet, Martine Ali, or Chopova Lowena to bring the style into present day.

Legendary supermodel Beverly Johnson and Italian clothing designer Giorgio di Sant’ Angelo spotted in chic outfits outside of Studio 54. Johnson sports a double-breasted leather blazer with metallic gold trousers to match.

Forever style muse Bianca Jagger arrives at A-list hot spot Studio 54 wearing a frilly lace dress. Trimmed with lace around the edges, the ’80s dress has the versatility to be dressed up and down with ease. Look to vintage-informed brands such as Ciao Lucia, Mirror Palais, or Charo Ruiz Ibiza to mirror the effortlessly chic look. Or splurge on a macramé runway piece by Valentino.

Actress Heather Locklear poses for a fashion portrait shoot in a draped disco top paired with high-waisted blue jeans. With the party-girl aesthetic on the rise, it makes sense that Paco Rabanne’s signature sequin and chain mail pieces have piqued the interest of the younger generation.

Swimsuit models Chancela Almonsour, Sara Wills, and Shae Huckaby stun onstage in bamboo hoop earrings and high-cut one-pieces. Isa Boulder’s signature square-neck swimsuit will give you the leggy look made popular in the ’80s while offering a super-sexy alternative to the classic bikini this summer.

Brooke Shields poses in a turtleneck and checked blazer, giving a lesson in strategic layering. Bringing the look together with a plaid button shirt underneath, tucked into denim, the model-turned-actress offers a polished ’80s outfit fit for the office and beyond.

Jerry Hall and Marie Helvin in black-and-white ensembles at the Royal Ascot. One of the more luxe aesthetics to come from the ’80s, the classic country club look was made popular by the likes of Karyn Parson’s character Hilary Banks on the popular television show at the time The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

Princess Diana sports a printed blouse with puff sleeves and a fitted pencil skirt to watch a polo match in the early ’80s. The era’s style icon cinches the look together with a skinny wrap belt.