Kid finding her own style
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Borrowed flannel, a blonde wig-turned-real, and pastels that feel like freedom. Here is how to build it.
Eleven's look moves from hand-me-downs to a personality of her own — bold pastel windbreakers, high-waisted mom jeans, and a bandana that says 'don't mess with me.' Build from these.
Oversized, bold color panels, zip-up.
★ 4.2 · 19 reviews
Light wash, relaxed fit, cuffed at the ankle.
★ 4.1 · 11,304 reviews
Tied at the neck or in the hair.
★ 5 · 1 reviews
★ 4.6 · 441 reviews
Canvas high-tops, primary colors.
★ 4.7 · 132 reviews
The pinafore, collared shirt and knee socks are ordinary clothes. The crop is the recognition, and shaving your head is a great deal to ask of a Thursday.
★ 4.3 · 844 reviews
Pick the Blonde colourway — the listing runs to a dozen colours including blue and pink.
Eleven's style is borrowed clothes worn like armour. The windbreaker is three sizes of loud, the socks don't match the era so much as define it — everything looks grabbed in a hurry because it was. That's the charm: colour-block first, coordination never. Pick one loud jacket and let everything under it stay scrappy. Polish would break the spell.
The pastel colorblock windbreaker over high-waisted mom jeans, retro sneakers and a printed bandana — borrowed 80s clothes worn like armour.
The mall-era seasons: brighter, louder, scrappier. The earlier pink-dress-and-jacket look is a different (also great) costume.
Extremely — windbreaker, jeans, a box of Eggos, done. The nosebleed is optional.