Fashion

[Desert Lily]

An email from Bloomingdale's said that one of the Spring Trends is the Poet Blouse.

What do you think of this trend?

Do you like it?

Would you wear a relaxed-fit, Victorian-inspired blouse?

[ECBG]

@Desert Lily 

Yep.  That's 1.  lace  2. wide collar.  They got two trends in one!

[Kachina624]

I though poet blouses had big, full blouson sleeves. 

[PreKteacher]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

I though poet blouses had big, full blouson sleeves. 

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Me too! I think the blouse in the picture is cute, but that's not what I picture as a poet blouse. 

I'll give this trend a thumbs up, but I won't be buying any. For whatever reason, I bought a bunch of blouses during quarantine last spring, that I never had the opportunity to wear, so I'm pretty well covered with blouses this spring! LOL! 

[Glittergal]

I like seeing the more romatic styles and feminine details come into style.

[Foxxee]

Poet blouses really do have very full sleeves.  What this model is wearing looks too small on her, as well.  

This is a trendy style that comes and goes...never one that is always in style even though it's not trendy anymore. 

An example of a design that's always in style that comes and goes as a trend...the button up shirt...like the one men wear under suit jackets, blazers, and sweaters.  

No, I wouldn't wear poet blouses.  They're not me...the image I want to project.  

[NYCLatinaMe]

Yes, big sleeves, not for me.

[ALRATIBA]

No - just not my look.  I'm old enough to know what NOT to try wearing.

[Mellie32]

A blouse like this 

with jeans, black boots, a black choker necklace and big hoop earrings was my favorite outfit back in junior high.  

[Trinity11]

No, I would not wear that blouse. However, I do like a white cotton eyelet blouse in the summer. Just more tailored with no puffs or lace trim.