This Oh-so-sweet LIZ Anastasia Floral Puff Top is cut in a slim bare
midriff silhouette featuring button down accents at the center
front gore with puff sleeves and shoulders.
Puffed tops are well worth knowing about, since they have had a
remarkable history with several versions to the sleeve and shoulders.
The puff sleeve emerged as a fashion statement during the Renaissance.
Its acceptance would then ebb and flow past the Edwardian period.
Puffed sleeves became popular yet again in the 1830s, growing even larger than before.
Lots of padding was required to keep the puff sleeves puffy which would make the
sleeves hard to move in, with some fashion critics calling the sleeves “imbecile sleeves.”
sleeves hard to move in, with some fashion critics calling the sleeves “imbecile sleeves.”
Many women couldn't even fit through doorways due to these huge sleeves! Ha!
Rita Hayworth wearing Puffed Sleeves in the movie Gilda (1946). |
The puff sleeve resurged in popularity during the 1930s and 40s in response to
prior decades of shapeless silhouettes and masculine styles.
The puffed sleeve is indeed a hyper feminine look that has gone through many
transformations. The puff sleeve was either a short ¾ length or full length sleeve
gathered at the top or bottom. The sleeves back then were normally
lined with stiffened fabric to keep its shape.
This LIZ Anastasia Floral Puff Top is undoubtedly a much tamer version
than its predecessors and very chic with its puffy sleeves
paired into a sleeker, more modern silhouette.
Its sophisticated shoulder volume makes its sheath look anything but boring.
Please remove all doubt that this puffy look has not made yet another
glorious comeback - for fashion's most glamorous night of the year at
the Met Gala saw many stars wearing the puffy trend.
Store: LIZIAAH
Designer: Liziaah (liziaah.lavecchia)
Product: Anastasia Floral Puff Top
Release: May 2019
Designer: Liziaah (liziaah.lavecchia)
Product: Anastasia Floral Puff Top
Release: May 2019
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