Today, September 14, Lidl launches the 80s style blazer that you will wear with all your mid-season looks this fall

Posted on 16 September 2026

If there is a fashion decade that is making a strong return to the streets this fall 2026, it is, without a doubt, the 80s. But forget about fluorescent colors; the trend rescues the acclaimed Power Dressing urban, characterized by sophisticated silhouettes with character.

ESMARA Women's boucle blazer

RRP at Lidl — 16.99 €

If you haven't seen the movie Women's Weapons from 1988 you still have time, but do it while taking notes, because the 80s blouses are back to be worn with straight pants, but also the jeans with wide silhouettes style mom fit and barrelthe colored pants, and how could it be otherwise the structured jackets. Like this one that, starting next Monday, September 14, will bring us Lidl supermarkets for 16.99 euros.

Lidl jacket

Lidl

This bouclé blazer brings together all the details of the most refined 80s aesthetic: double-breasted double-breasted design, a sophisticated lapel collar and striking gold buttons that create the perfect contrast against its textured finish. It looks like it just came from a thrift store.

It is available in three of the most sought-after and easy-to-combine shades of the season: black, burgundy and beige. Being made with a fluffy finish, it becomes the ideal mid-season jacket to go to work warm and with impeccable style.

Other blazers to consider

blazer

Lefties

Less eighties, rather due to its minimalism we could place it in a 90s style, is this jacket from Lefties in an elegant chocolate brown color. A basic blazer that is easy to combine with any type of garment that we can now find for 19.99 euros, and that is also available in two other colors.


Basic blazer

Basic blazer

PVP at Lefties — 19.99 €

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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