Making a 1980's Blazer with (gasp) SHOULDER PADS?? 😱

Let's make an 80's Beetlejuice blazer that would send chills through the majority of the population! Shoulder pads are one of the most loathed fashion trends of the 1980's--but are they truly fashion disasters, or are they actually...sort of fabulous? I mean...power sleeves. Amiright? Follow along as I make this fabulous striped Beetlejuice blazer for my big Beatlejuice Halloween costume! My teenage self SWORE she'd never be caught dead wearing shoulder pads, but the truth is I think it's actually kind of a nice silhouette--when done properly. This was not an easy thing to make, and I'm excited to share the process with you--1980's inspired montage and all! But the real question is... Would YOU wear a blazer with shoulder pads?? Resources: Black and white striped cotton poplin: https://fabricwholesaledirect.com/ Apple green silk habotai and cotton sheeting (interlining): https://www.dharmatrading.com/ Hair canvas and button blanks: https://www.wawak.com/ True vintage pattern is McCall's 2194 (bought on Etsy.) This blazer is part of my Beatlejuice Halloween costume, and you can view the entire playlist for that series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDDxqes4R_os7X95Smf3_n5a1lSR_c7YY Chapters 00:00 Is this 80's Blazer a Fashion Disaster? 01:12 Mockup Montage 03:43 Cutting and assembly 05:35 Welt pockets 08:00 Back vent, collar and facing 10:28 Adding the sleeves & shoulder pads 13:13 Lining the blazer 15:00 Lining the "sleevil" pads 16:47 The reveal Soci