How Are Singapore Bloggers Taking the Off-Shoulder Trends to the Streets?

Although the off-shoulder trend gained popularity way back during early to mid 1800s, we usually associate it with the 1980s, with the big hair and Jennifer Beal's Flashdance fashion. This Spring/Summer, off-shoulders have made a big comeback and shoulders are the new décolletage this year.

Napoleon’s lovely Spanish-born empress, Eugenie surrounded by her ladies and wearing dresses designed by Charles Frederick Worth in 1855. 
(Reference: Fashion Backwards) Credit: Fashion Backwards

Jennifer Beal's Flashdance fashion in the 1980s. Credit: Little Gold Pixel

Spring/Summer 2016, Credit: Fashionista

Instead of looking at the runway, we really prefer to see how the trend can be taken to the street for everyday wear. How are our local bloggers working the trend? Let's get some inspirations for our own wardrobe.

 

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