Glo's latest obsession: Awesome '80s finds

Bring a little fine art into your space with this print, reminiscent of Patrick Nagel's iconic fashion illustrations from the '80s. (Nagel designed Duran Duran's Rio cover.) Created by artist Manuel Rebollo, the piece will add some graphic drama to your blank wall. SHOP NOW: Manuel Rebollo Gold, from $30

The company that helped dye many a Mohawk purple now has a makeup kit that pays tribute to the '80s. With Hot Hot Pink lipstick, Purple Rain eye shadow and more, there's everything you need for creating that Siouxsie Sioux look.SHOP NOW: Manic Panic Sooo '80s Total Look Kit, $25

Remember when computers were bulky and disks were floppy? These nerdy-chic coasters are modeled after the late '80s tech necessity, when flash drives were but a twinkle in IBM's eye. Bring the coasters out when you're having a drink with friends and reminiscing about those bygone days before the Internet, iPads and social media. Cheers.SHOP NOW: Nice Save coaster set, $12

Keith Haring, one of the most iconic American artists of the twentieth century, has joined the latest celeb craze of creating accessories for Apple products. With his Radiant Baby iPhone case (chosen by our hip Facebook friends), '80s street art meets modern technology. Wiggle, wiggle, yeah.SHOP NOW: Baby Pattern iPhone 4/4S Case, $35

If your first watch ever was a Swatch, then you'll appreciate this vibrant timepiece with a plastic band that recalls the '80s craze. With its graphic face and wallet-friendly price, it's an easy way to add a pop of color to your everyday look. SHOP NOW: May28th two-tone watch, $40

If you lived through '80s trends the first time around, the term jellies has a meaning for you that goes beyond breakfast spread. The colorful see-through shoes were all the rage for Valley girls both real and aspirational. These Scünci ponytail holders embody the see-through cool of the popular sandals and come in a range of bold, retro colors, perfect for pulling your hair into a supercool side pony. SHOP NOW: Scünci Evolution No-Slip Grip Gel elastics, $3 for 28

Perhaps because of their unfortunate name or their association with middle-age American tourists, fanny packs have gotten a bum rap (no pun intended). But we're on a campaign to revamp the waist-purse's image. This sporty neon version proudly embraces its '80s past—and lets you practice your running man hands-free. SHOP NOW: The Ski Junky Fanny Pack, $25