jackets that could be long or cropped and coats, which could have fake fur or cloth; reversible coats were also popular and had fake fur on one side and leather on the other. Jeans that were severely bleached with accompanying rips and shreds could have been bought or done by hand but either way it was popular. The outdoor look such as wearing jeans, hiking boots, and a flannel shirt caught on in the city. A lot of styles from gay men and women began spreading into straight society and became mainstream (1980-1989 Fashions, 8 Apr., 2009). Hairstyles in the 80s told a lot about who a person was, or at least what they wanted to be. Having a long rat or ducktail you were to be avoided at all cost because you probably had a bad attitude.