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Summer Fashion Trend: Fluid Silouettes
June 3, 2008 06:00 PM

Oh, it seems the summer fashion gods have smiled upon us, fellow stylistas, granting us a summer silouette that we can actually pull off. All of us. After a few months of body-conscious fashion, we are soooo ready for letting loose a little—and we do mean our Spanx. ‘Cause this season the fluid silouette is it—soft, feminine, pretty.

The danger? Overdoing it and ending up wearing a voluminous maxi dress that’s, well, wearing you. Instead, keep it in scale, flowing but not overflowing, meaning that the lines of the garment still show the shape of your body, just not every nook and cranny. And it’s not just dresses, either—a fluid satin top over a pair of jeans or cocktail shorts are great ways to take advantage of this softer look while maintaining some body-consciousness, too.

Some pieces to consider, for less:

Women’s Plus Silk Ruffle Sun Dress, $49.50, Old Navy

Butterfly Satin Top, $24.80, Forever21.com

A-line Satin Blouse, $29, Newport News

Satin Sash Dress, $54, Gap

pictured: Feather Brooch Dress, $26, Twelve by Twelve

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June 3, 2008 jasmined wrote:
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I ordered the Old Navy sundress—the gray in the “Lead Pipe” print ended up looking a bit darker than pictured on OldNavy.com, so combined with the ruffle the dressed ended up looking kind of busy on my figure.

June 3, 2008 CaitlinV wrote:
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ahh! what’s wrong with the mannequin’s arms??

June 5, 2008 christianay wrote:
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This style is ethereal and flirty. I have a dress with this shape and I always feel sexy but modest and elegant at the same time. It’s versatile too since a variety of different body types can pull it off.

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