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I shop at Chico's a lot and you would be hard pressed to find many tops without the "cold shoulder" look. I hate when a trend saturates all the clothing stores. I don't love the skinny pants look either but that's all I see when I go shopping. The only good thing about them is I don't have to hem my pants as often.
I shop at Chico's sister store White House|Black Market, and I agree that whatever this company's design team deems trendy in a particular season, it becomes a mainstay in that season's entire collection.
I do like the cold shoulder tops. It took me a while to get used to them, but the ones I own were purchased at WHBM, and they are not at all trashy. Would I wear an open shoulder top as business attire? No, absolutely not.
I like the look. Just got in a new short sleeved black/white stripe CS dress Friday. Have it on today. Full length maxi with side slit. Very summery and nice with a crisp white jean jacket.
Last night I saw an anchor on our local TV news wearing a black cold shoulder top. I could hardly pay attention to what she was saying because the big, round circles of pink flesh on her shoulders were so visually distracting. It didn't look professional, either.
Last night I saw an anchor on our local TV news wearing a black cold shoulder top. I could hardly pay attention to what she was saying because the big, round circles of pink flesh on her shoulders were so visually distracting. It didn't look professional, either.
I just dont like them at all , even this gorgeous model cant pull it off.. I think they look incomfy too.
So, on this coming Thursday night I have my ballroom group dance lesson and practice party; and I plan to wear my form-fitting cold shoulder top with my new nylon/spandex capris that have custom bling (multi-color rhinestones) all up the sides. Putting a silk sash with fringe around the waist.
So, on this coming Thursday night I have my ballroom group dance lesson and practice party; and I plan to wear my form-fitting cold shoulder top with my new nylon/spandex capris that have custom bling (multi-color rhinestones) all up the sides. Putting a silk sash with fringe around the waist.
Sounds appropriate for a dance party. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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