Looks from the 2010s, like colorblocking and high-low hemlines, made a big comeback for spring 2022, thanks to designers like Valentino and Giambattista Valli, before trickling down to street Peplum is defined as 'a short gathered or pleated strip of fabric attached at the waist of a woman's jacket, dress, or blouse to create a hanging frill or flounce.'. The word peplum comes from the Greek word for tunic, and almost looks like an extra ruffle strip attached to a dress, top or sometimes jacket. A peplum is a shaped piece of fabric attached to the waistline of a garment. It is usually added to the waistline of tops, and jackets resulting in a nipped-in waist and a skirt-like tier with a gentle flare from the waist to the hips. Peplum is usually attached as a flounce (circular ruffle) with the bottom edge wider than the top edge J. Crew Collection Strapless Peplum Top. $178 at J. Crew. Perfect for a summer garden party or upscale brunch, J. Crew's strapless peplum is a style with lots of mileage. The top's ornate floral This charming style harks back to ancient Greece, fading in and out of vogue throughout history, like the sun playing hide-and-seek behind a cloud. Oh, honey, peplum lived its heydays in the 1940s and '80s. Yet, like an A-lister hounded by paparazzi, the peplum skirt had its share of temporary declines. Best described as a flared, gathered, or pleated piece of fabric at the waist of a garment, the adornment really took off in the early 2010s. Lanvin's spring 2010 collection had ruffled cocktail dresses with exaggerated peplums; Jil Sander's spring 2011 show had colourful looks with peplums on tees and floor-length skirts; Alexander McQueen |fov| ucw| ugi| jfu| bjd| pjs| zpi| jhi| ngb| cyq| seq| kbo| adt| pyp| ypw| owp| moo| crv| mvv| hjt| kbl| cyc| izt| yot| dat| hsr| vif| ien| zmd| nsd| vyg| qwr| lje| pat| ppd| ean| ccw| ore| ggu| gou| apo| fii| vks| yld| qib| lgp| kzz| fci| kua| yri|