Originally the uniform of old boys’ clubs — complete with naval-style gold embellishments and a house crest — the garment's stuffy connotations were ripped up in the early ‘60s by Mods wearing boating blazers on the streets of London. After bands like The Who, The Kinks, and The Beatles wore the trend, the '80s rolled around, with women adopting the conservative style of corporate men. The era saw knee-length skirts, turtleneck sweaters, and razor-sharp tailoring take the relationship between masculine and feminine dressing to a whole new level.