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THE ONE SHOULDER FASHION TREND




YOUR NEXT FAVOURITE WARDROBE PIECE

With 2016 being the year of the off-the-shoulder, 2017 is kicking off with a little more clavicle coverage in the form of the one-shoulder design. Showing off just the right amount of skin, the look took spring and summer by storm. One Shoulder is something that I always liked, it creates such a pretty silhouette, whether it's a dress or a top. 

Here are some tips on how to make this trend work for you:

Whether it's trendy magenta or classic black, choose a solid-coloured one-shoulder piece if you're feeling nervous about the style. You can still look for chic accents, such as beading or ruffles, to give your solid colour some punch, but don't be afraid to go basic at first.

Nothing looks classier than a one-shoulder top paired with straight leg or palazzo style pants.  Stick to matching neutral shades for a chic, understated look or go for contrasting colours to truly make an impact.

Celebrities have been rocking one-shoulder dresses with hot belts to showcase their waists and keep their styles far from frumpy.

A fabulous pair of shoes and a great bag are all you need with a one-shouldered dress. If you're going to wear jewellery, try a cocktail ring or glitzy earrings - you don't want a necklace competing with your neckline!

This is a style that is made to be seen, not layered over. Shoulders are pretty universally attractive, so show it off! If you need to keep warm, try an open blazer, cardigan, or bomber jacket so your cute threads can still be seen.

Like most items of clothing, all one-shoulder tops fit differently, so you're going to want to try on a variety of options before making your pick. Sometimes the necklines can hit at the wrong places or fit uncomfortably. There are lots of options within this look, from the traditional Grecian style to one full sleeve or even a solo spaghetti strap. Pick what speaks to you and go from there!

Pick your bra wisely! One-shoulder styles demand a strapless bra. Those colourful bandeau bras you might have in your closet from last spring also work well under one-shoulder tops. Your bare shoulder provides the beauty of this look - don't clutter it with a bra strap!

Here are a few chic one shoulder pieces that will ensure you are on trend this season.


one shoulder black dress
PREEN One Shoulder Cocktail Dress


black sexy one shoulder dress
PattyBoutik Women's One Shoulder Cocktail Dress

one shoulder jumpsuit
SMUDJ One Shoulder Jumpsuit Black And White

one shoulder long black elegant dress
Lunar One Shoulder Dress Black

STREET STYLE INSPIRATION

one shoulder ruffles




LILY ALDRIDGE

street style Milan fashion week 2017


Adriana Lima in a blush satin one-shoulder dress

Cushnie et Ochs Resort 2017 collection

David Koma Resort 2017 Fashion Show

Jasmine Tookes One Shoulder Dress

NYFW, Sarah Ellen via the cut

Ralph & Russo Spring 2017 Couture collection











Also, let me know if there any other trends you're wondering how to wear! I'm always looking for ideas for new articles and am happy to help solve your fashion dilemmas.





I hope these style tips have given you some inspiration! Till' next time xo





WHAT DO YOU THINK?

MBFWA to-VIVID-to Great Art 'n' Shsstyle IN-between!!

Although I often don't show them in pictures; mostly; well lots of my friends are creatives. Hello! Artists, Designers, Art LOVERS! (probably a few bullshit artists..) Scribes of one sort of another, Musicians!  Of course; Lovers not Haters. PR's, well that's a tricky one..  And I almost never show them in a blog post even if they are at an event. Strange or not, it's almost like if you are a friend of mine, I will edit you out of the story of the night (or day) in some sort of attempt at journalistic impartiality.. no that can't be it I'm a blogger! Anyway this week it's an all-in, everyone, who, whom, whomever.. and looking fresher too I think. Here's the Art. Here's the Street Fashion - Gallery Style - check the links below, stuff is on now, check it out! Fashion to Photography to Painting to Light and plenty of Street Fashion as well on the way. Oh and forget yellows (sort0f), it's RED Black & Blue!
Gemma Saccasan - Raffles International Showcase. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Raffles International Showcase at #MBFWA
JRAA CODE by Jennyfer Alonzo - Raffles International Showcase. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jim Anderson with his artwork  at Nudes on Tap. Portrait by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jim Anderson with his artwork  at Nudes on Tap.
Excitement at Tap Gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Nyk Sykes at TAP Gallery. Portrait by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Photographer Nyk Sykes - Nudes on Tap.
Friends mingle at King on William. Knitwear and braides, Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
At King Street On William Gallery.
Watch worn outside the cardigan. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Jabour Becker. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Brett and Vivienne. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Raymond and William Yang photographing the scene. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Art friends. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Alluvial Forms by Salvatore Gerardi. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Hot girls with off-duty burlesque style, tattoos, black boots, black dress, print skirt black top. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras and John Firth-Smith at King on William. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras with Peter O'Doherty and John Firth-Smith background at King on William Gallery. Photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Black on black on black bag, retro eye make-up. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Salvatore Gerardi: Alluvial Forms at King Street on William Gallery
Portrait of Luke Sciberras at King Street Gallery on William – West of the Darling, show. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Luke Sciberras at King Street Gallery on William – West of the Darling.
Leo Pimpa,Vivienne Shui, Glen Fitzgerald, Jason Neophytou. Fashionable young men and VivialaViv at the media wall. #Reebonz #reebonzauthree Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
REEBONZ 3rd Birthday Bash!
Marc James and Shiralee Coleman #Reebonz #reebonzauthree
Christopher Haggarty with Vanessa Roberts @breakfast.with.audrey #Reebonz #reebonzauthree
Art opening at China Heights Gallery
Outfits that coordinate with the environment. Red colour key. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Opening night at Nguraalami by Otis Hope Carey - China Heights Gallery.
Young blonde haired women wearing red and black outfits. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Ellie at the art show. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
At China Heights gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Beautiful young women wearing all black outfits drinking Corona beer at China Heights gallery. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Black velvet beaded jacket and black dress.Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Tattoos and single French braided hair. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Denim playsuit style dress, fawn skivvy and denim tote. Shush I'm on the iPhone. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Mesh top, black bra and pants, spider tattoo. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Light blue denim overalls with natural ribbed long sleeve tee and animal print sneakers.. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
All black outfits with chunky gold geometric chocker. Hippie tote bags.. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Neon sunglasses for VIVID Sydney 2016, crowd - Street Photography shot. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
VIVID 2016 has begun!
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID installation - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW. Photo by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW
Roger Foley-Fogg VIVID - LIGHTSHOWS 60s to NOW++++
VIVID - To BE CONTINUED!

http://www.uniqueeventphotography.com.au/2016/05/making-turn-on-runway-of-fashion.html
http://www.tapgallery.org.au/
http://kingstreetgallery.com.au/
http://www.chinaheights.com/
http://www.vividsydney.com/

Telling Stories in Pictures all over Sydney..
Kent Johnson, Sydney, Australia.
0433 796 863

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