Fashion

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I don't mind it...but I really don't like all the ugly camo stuff...now that trend is not for me.

[Brat Cat Mom]

I'm not sure what I think of the cold shoulder style, to be honest.  I do keep coming across a lot of tops with that feature while trying to shop for clothes for work and I'm not entirely sure it's a style suitable for the office.  

[bewise]

When winter or cold season comes,will you still wear this crazy deal.?

[Lipstickdiva]

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@Brat Cat Mom wrote:

I'm not sure what I think of the cold shoulder style, to be honest.  I do keep coming across a lot of tops with that feature while trying to shop for clothes for work and I'm not entirely sure it's a style suitable for the office.  

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@Brat Cat Mom, I work in a law firm and I personally wouldn't wear cold-shoulder to work.  I don't find it professional for my office setting.

That's one reason why I wouldn't want a million cold-shoulder pieces.  

[Lipstickdiva]

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@bewise wrote:

When winter or cold season comes,will you still wear this crazy deal.?

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Why wouldn't I?  Unless I'm at some outdoor event of some kind or outside shoveling snow, places have heat.  

[nycgrl]

It's not my personal taste, but I have seen some that I actually considered purchasing. They are not the extreme cold shoulders, but literally only the shoulder is exposed. I just think we are oversaturated with this trend, the high low, the asymetrical. The boho - too much of it. I am not opposed to any trend or what others want to wear, but some of us still need to work in a corporate environment where not everything is appropriate. With that said, on the rare occasion I may go out in the evening for drinks, or a club, all bets are off with what I'm wearing, but it will be in black ...

[febe1]

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@Lipstickdiva wrote:

If someone thinks cold-shoulder is trashy, they must positively pass out when they see someone in a bathing suit.  And a bikini must really have them clutching their pearls.

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She probably means the ones who wear it who maybe shouldn't.  I think most people try to accentuate their positive body areas and not flaunt the ones that aren't so attractive.  

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Who are the ones who shouldn't wear it. Do you mean those who have unattractive little patch of upper arm?

[SoftRain]

@REE43  this is not new.  I've been wearing cold shoulder tops and off the shoulder for quite a few years....at least 10. I wore them when others thought they were ugly.  I didn't care, wore them anyway because I am my own person.  I have many in my closet from QVC that far back. Now, I guess I look like a "follower" to you, but indeed I just like them and have for a very long time when others were not on board. So, maybe I am leader or ahead of the trend.  In any case, to each his own, I say.  I remember when everyone was wearing bell bottoms, granny dresses, etc back in the late 70's. This too shall pass, and I again will be among the few who hang in there with the style. I like my shoulders, and as long as they stay nice, I'll show them whenever the mood hits me. We like what we like, and I say "let it be".

[REE43]

All I was doing was stating an opinion on a style. Many people attacked me with rude comments  and troll pics by the way so immature .  This thread can go away and I will keep opinions to myself  as I see you have to be ready for knives in your back on these boards. Adios