Puff Sleeves S/S 06 - Page 3

fashionista-ta · 01-10-2005

^ Glad you like

This is addictive

Phi, same source

Modernist

Preen

Still can't find it ... maybe it was London ...

As You Like It · 01-10-2005

This trend excites me. Mostly because I have wide shoulders, and the nice thing about puffed sleeve blouses is that I can buy the size to fit my torso, and my rangey shoulders can stick out into the sleevehead unnoticed and have plenty of freedom of motion!

Also, I am in the midst of making an 1890s bicycling costume (bloomers, spats, tam o' shanter hat, and a cute little pointed-waist jacket with HUGE leg-o-mutton sleeves) and I am seriously considering to wear this jacket with modern trousers or a skirt after Halloween, because it is incredibly cute. It could almost be considered to be in fashion if the puffed-sleeve trend actually catches on!

Gwendolyne · 01-10-2005

oh..i can't wait for this trend to hit australia..im getting in to it now.. :P

softgrey · 01-10-2005

prada s/s 06

i thought of this when ta-ta said off the shoulder...
style.com...

softgrey · 01-10-2005

vera wang s/s 06...

style.com...

Bonchic · 01-10-2005

must agree that the etro dress is gorgeous. Course I am partial to blue

jennifer~ · 01-10-2005

As long as they aren't attached to peasant tops.

Generally I like exaggerated shapes/silhouettes, I'd even welcome a resurgence of the shoulder-pad... but that's a different thread entirely...

fashionista-ta · 01-10-2005

The sleeves I can't find were very similar to these ... John Rocha, catwalking.com

This was my favorite, reminds me of lilies of the valley

fashionista-ta · 01-10-2005

Camilla Staerk, catwalking.com

maraschin0 · 02-10-2005

I recently bought a Diane Von Furstenburg trench, and it had puffy sleeves...I like the whole concept, but trust me, it looks so funny when they are way too big for your shoulders.. =( I got a size 2, but it still looks big on me, I need to alter it

Lena · 02-10-2005

truth is that this is just a continuation from last season,
most shops already have shirts with puff sleeves..

i have a whole 'section' based of puff sleeves in my fw05.06 collection.
positive you can already find and enjoy wearing puffs for winter (Zara is full of them) no need to wait till March

great examples posted here, thanks for bringing them in

juliadawn · 03-10-2005

2000 Dolce & Gabbana dont remember the time, might be

from expansion.com

Moda · 04-10-2005

I love puff sleeves, they've been in and out for a few years now. But they can't be too big, just a little bit of a puff.

medialady · 05-10-2005

I love them! but only if they are tiny puff sleeves.

My favorite shirt is Dolce and Gabbana's lace verson. I also like the Dolce and Gabbana Lace version with the velvet sash. I would live to find something like that to wear with jeans.

imo you must be pretty thin (especially in the arms)to pull off this trend, otherwise I think you would look to "boxy"

urd · 05-10-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by medialady

I love them! but only if they are tiny puff sleeves.

My favorite shirt is Dolce and Gabbana's lace verson. I also like the Dolce and Gabbana Lace version with the velvet sash. I would live to find something like that to wear with jeans.

imo you must be pretty thin (especially in the arms)to pull off this trend, otherwise I think you would look to "boxy"

I like tiny puff sleeves too. I like them to be quite sharp too, a bit victorianian influenced

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fashionista-ta Power to the 99% Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hardly ever at Barney's Gender: femme Posts: 13,030	^ Glad you like This is addictive Phi, same source Modernist Preen Still can't find it ... maybe it was London ... __________________ Luxury is living a simple, elegant, and responsible life. Luxury is a reduction. --Steven Volpe

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As You Like It Proponent of Plaid Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Kansas City, MO Gender: femme Posts: 2,922	This trend excites me. Mostly because I have wide shoulders, and the nice thing about puffed sleeve blouses is that I can buy the size to fit my torso, and my rangey shoulders can stick out into the sleevehead unnoticed and have plenty of freedom of motion! Also, I am in the midst of making an 1890s bicycling costume (bloomers, spats, tam o' shanter hat, and a cute little pointed-waist jacket with HUGE leg-o-mutton sleeves) and I am seriously considering to wear this jacket with modern trousers or a skirt after Halloween, because it is incredibly cute. It could almost be considered to be in fashion if the puffed-sleeve trend actually catches on! __________________ It came from out-of-space!

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Bonchic V.I.P. Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: South....... Gender: femme Posts: 5,948	must agree that the etro dress is gorgeous. Course I am partial to blue __________________ "To LIVE is the rarest thing in the world. Most people EXIST, that is all"

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jennifer~ V.I.P. Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Long Island Gender: homme Posts: 8,276	As long as they aren't attached to peasant tops. Generally I like exaggerated shapes/silhouettes, I'd even welcome a resurgence of the shoulder-pad... but that's a different thread entirely... __________________ It flung up momently the sacred river. Last edited by jennifer~; 01-10-2005 at 10:40 PM.

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Gwendolyne scenester Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Australia Gender: femme Posts: 86	oh..i can't wait for this trend to hit australia..im getting in to it now.. :P

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fashionista-ta Power to the 99% Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hardly ever at Barney's Gender: femme Posts: 13,030	Camilla Staerk, catwalking.com __________________ Luxury is living a simple, elegant, and responsible life. Luxury is a reduction. --Steven Volpe

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maraschin0 trendsetter Join Date: Sep 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 1,064	I recently bought a Diane Von Furstenburg trench, and it had puffy sleeves...I like the whole concept, but trust me, it looks so funny when they are way too big for your shoulders.. =( I got a size 2, but it still looks big on me, I need to alter it

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Lena etre soi-meme Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: europe Gender: femme Posts: 23,969	truth is that this is just a continuation from last season, most shops already have shirts with puff sleeves.. i have a whole 'section' based of puff sleeves in my fw05.06 collection. positive you can already find and enjoy wearing puffs for winter (Zara is full of them) no need to wait till March great examples posted here, thanks for bringing them in __________________ @La_Lena_ http://pinterest.com/lenapins/

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juliadawn backstage pass Join Date: Jul 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 611	2000 Dolce & Gabbana dont remember the time, might be from expansion.com

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Moda windowshopping Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 16	I love puff sleeves, they've been in and out for a few years now. But they can't be too big, just a little bit of a puff.

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medialady windowshopping Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 24	I love them! but only if they are tiny puff sleeves. My favorite shirt is Dolce and Gabbana's lace verson. I also like the Dolce and Gabbana Lace version with the velvet sash. I would live to find something like that to wear with jeans. imo you must be pretty thin (especially in the arms)to pull off this trend, otherwise I think you would look to "boxy"

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