Q Talk

[MsMetoo]

Half tucked look???  How did that become fashiobable???

[bonappetit]

Hello! It's been around for at least 5 years now.

[colover]

Even though it has been around awhile it looks like someone forgot to pull their shirt out after going to the restroom! It looks sloppy. To each his / her own . ..  .. 

[SuhseK]

It started, as a lot of fashion trends do, with couture, and filtered down.  

It depends on the items, but, I often, like the look. I think it can add some interest, to, for instance, a very basic, jeans and tee. 

[SunValley]

The half tuck will be dated soon as something else will appear on the runway. At least this look can be tossed and one can keep the c!othing. 

[Snowhite714]

@MsMetoo Please, when you find out let me know.  I have never seen anything so ridiculous.  Oh wait a minute yes I have, remember the pants hanging off the  derriere from years ago, another ridiculous "style."  Although it was primarily males sporting that fashion statement.  Anyway to each his own, but not me.

[tucsongal]

I didn’t do this for the first few years it was popular because I thought it would look like I was trying too hard LOL. Now I will do it occasionally with a T-shirt and jeans because it does define the waist a little bit and is more flattering than a full tuck. 

[AngelPuppy1]

When it first happened, I tried it and felt stupid -- like I was trying to be one of the youngsters.  It didn't feel natural to me.  I thought -- forget it -- I should either tuck it all the way in or leave it out!  Considering my stomach, etc. is not the best these days, I opted for leaving it out!  Some times I think it looks cute and other times not.  It seems like this look is not going away, so....

[Shanus]

I think the half tuck, side tuck, full front tuck w/ back not tucked...lots of variations, gives me a waist. I have a rectangular, athletic body shape, no waist. Wearing my shirts or tees out, hanging down, just accentuates the no waist look. By tucking in, putting a belt (or not) on my jeans, you can see a somewhat defined waist. I also like adding a narrow colored belt...pop of red, silver, leopard. 

Whether of not it works for you or if you like it, depends on body type. I do think it's a jeans look...not meant for blouses w/ slacks. That's when I neatly tuck the blouse/shirt in the pants and add a narrow belt.

[Miss Pepsi]

I think it looks sloppy but thats just me.  Not a fan, but apparently a lot are because they all seem to be doing it.  As with most anything, some can pull it off better than others.  You won't see me doing it, but then I am not a fan (for me personally)  of wearing anything tucked in.  I have to for work because Iam in uniform but the minute I get home, all bets are off.