The peplum trend is by no means a new trend. Ever since Christian Dior debuted the classic Dior peplum in 1947 this trend has been in and out of fashion. While the peplum trend dominated the late 40's, 50's and 80's, it has made a huge comeback in 2012 and from the looks of it going strong in 2013 as well.
Since this trend is having a major fashion moment, I decided to feature it in this week's 'From A.M to P.M' segment.
White Peplum TopA.M: Blazer/Similar Here, Lace Skirt, Handbag, Shoe, Bracelet
P.M: Necklace, Skirt, Shoe, Wallet, Ring, Cuff, Eyeshadow, Lipstick
The beauty of this chic white peplum top is that it can be dressed down for a day look/office wear as well as jazzed up for a night/party look.
The A.M. look is inspired by the classic combination of a peplum top and a pencil skirt. This look is perfect for women with an hourglass, apple or pear shape body structure. Eg. Beyonce, Scarlett Johansson, Sofia Vergara. The basic design of the peplum is such that it clinches at the waist while the flare makes the hips and thigh appear smaller. Pairing a peplum top with a pencil skirt enhances the curves in the right places as well as make you look leaner.
The P.M. look is inspired by the peplum look of the 80's, where women used to pair their peplum tops with A-Line or pleated skirt. Pairing a peplum top with a A-Line or pleated skirt is well suited for women with a petite body structure. Eg. Jessica Alba, Mila Kunis, Blair Eadie. The peplum will help accentuate the midsection and the full/pleated skirt will create a illusion of curves.
Keep in mind: While the peplum look is flattering to most body types, people with a bulky midsection must avoid a peplum outfit.
Also, when choosing a peplum top/dress, make sure the length, the style and shape is flattering to your body type. The idea of wearing the peplum is to highlight the waist and cover the tummy and love handles. If that purpose is not being served, then you got the peplum trend all wrong.
Also, when choosing a peplum top/dress, make sure the length, the style and shape is flattering to your body type. The idea of wearing the peplum is to highlight the waist and cover the tummy and love handles. If that purpose is not being served, then you got the peplum trend all wrong.
Are you ready to try out the peplum trend? And how would you like to style the peplum piece? Share your view with me in the comment section.
Till then, tra-la,
Amena!!
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Great post, really love the p.m. outfit especially the skirt and pumps xoox
ReplyDeleteI have yet to try the peplum!! LOL, may be I am really a 'rare' fashion blogger! Hope you are having a wonderful day!
ReplyDelete-Jyoti
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ooo I love the skirt!
ReplyDeleteI've seen a similar one in Primark
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Beautiful looks. The am look is my favorite though. Peplum is beautiful.
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Yup Peplum looks so feminine.
ReplyDeleteloving the peplum top!! great look
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Lovely post dear. My pick is a.m.
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