Harper's Bazaar (Singapore)

THE OVERSIZED SHOULDER

It’s never too late to bulk up

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Fashion’s fascinatio­n with shoulders began when

Elsa Schiaparel­li padded her couture gowns in the ’30s, but it wasn’t until the ’80s that the top-wide silhouette became a sartorial norm, when a generation of women adopted it as a form of armour upon joining the workforce.There have been many interpreta­tions of the trend since (pagoda-like shoulders at Maison Margiela and Balmain are some examples that come to mind) mind), and the newest update involves a boxy shoulder that is beautif beautifull­y cut so that it droops over the frame for a rakish sense of cool.Whether co you opt for a trench coat or a denim jacket crafted in the same vein, the trick to looking pin-sharp in bold shoulders shoulde is to keep the rest of the ensemble impeccably tailored.

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