Fashion

[jannabelle1]

I'm getting more used to the look, but it's not a favorite of mine. I'm not crazy about a super long shirt paired with a super short jacket. I don't like anything about her outfit in the 2nd photo. It looks like she's wearing a pair of tights (not leggings) and the jacket/blouse paired together look sloppy to me....JMO.

[ECBG]

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@Shanus wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

I don't mind short over long it's several years old.  If the jacket is kept open, the long line of the top from neckline to hem forms a strong slimming vertical.

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@ECBG   Most jackets are shorter than the longer tunic length tops that are worn. The only alternative would be what I call a pea coat or car coat or a full length wool coat. Those choices aren't easy to wear getting in or out of cars, etc. 

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@Shanus I LOVE, LOVE the look of long coats, but they're way too heavy for me!  I feel like a sack of potatoes is on my shoulders, then add the handbag.  It's like I'm trudging in snow!

[Shanus]

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@ECBG wrote:

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@Shanus wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

I don't mind short over long it's several years old.  If the jacket is kept open, the long line of the top from neckline to hem forms a strong slimming vertical.

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@ECBG   Most jackets are shorter than the longer tunic length tops that are worn. The only alternative would be what I call a pea coat or car coat or a full length wool coat. Those choices aren't easy to wear getting in or out of cars, etc. 

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@Shanus I LOVE, LOVE the look of long coats, but they're way too heavy for me!  I feel like a sack of potatoes is on my shoulders, then add the handbag.  It's like I'm trudging in snow!

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@ECBG   I agree...too cumbersome. BTW, have a great weekend...take care of the tooth.

[ECBG]

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@ECBG wrote:

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@Shanus wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

I don't mind short over long it's several years old.  If the jacket is kept open, the long line of the top from neckline to hem forms a strong slimming vertical.

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@ECBG   Most jackets are shorter than the longer tunic length tops that are worn. The only alternative would be what I call a pea coat or car coat or a full length wool coat. Those choices aren't easy to wear getting in or out of cars, etc. 

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@Shanus I LOVE, LOVE the look of long coats, but they're way too heavy for me!  I feel like a sack of potatoes is on my shoulders, then add the handbag.  It's like I'm trudging in snow!

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@Shanus By the way, how long for you to get to Greensboro, NC? 

[willdob3]

@Andreatoo 

I have never cared for the look and never wear it myself. “They” tend to show a lot of looks I don’t care for. I’m fine with that. 

[Still Raining]

Seems to have faded away around here.  Seeing a lot of form fitting jackets over very slightly longer stretch tops with leggings.

[Still Raining]

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@Andreatoo wrote:

More often than not I'll pick A over B

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Just send B my way.  Love, love, love.

[Andreatoo]

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@Shanus wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

I don't mind short over long it's several years old.  If the jacket is kept open, the long line of the top from neckline to hem forms a strong slimming vertical.

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@ECBG   Most jackets are shorter than the longer tunic length tops that are worn. The only alternative would be what I call a pea coat or car coat or a full length wool coat. Those choices aren't easy to wear getting in or out of cars, etc. 

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@Shanus 

?????
Even with these wardrobe restrictions that apparently everybody has? millions of women manage to avoid the look

[HLP]

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@Andreatoo wrote:

shirts that are longer than the jacket worn over them?

Seems to be popular; they're showing a lot of this look. I'm personally not a big fan....

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Nothing you can do about it. It's the way we all dress, because it's how clothing is made. When I was younger you wouldn't be caught dead wearing such a thing. I don't wear it now.

[Andreatoo]

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@HLP wrote:

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@Andreatoo wrote:

shirts that are longer than the jacket worn over them?

Seems to be popular; they're showing a lot of this look. I'm personally not a big fan....

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Nothing you can do about it. It's the way we all dress, because it's how clothing is made. When I was younger you wouldn't be caught dead wearing such a thing. I don't wear it now.

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@HLP 

I'm not suggesting that something be done about it nor is it an inevitability; We all make our own choices. If my shirt happens to hang below my jacket I will tuck it in (which I do frequently anyway) Easy Peezy