Carlos Miele, Jill Stuart, Jill Stuart
Alexander Wang, Lela Rose, Elise Overland
Lanvin, Pucci, Proenza Schouler
Lanvin, Pucci, Proenza Schouler
Marchesa, Rodarte, Marc by Marc Jacobs
Cynthia Steffe, Acne, Erin Fetherston
Cynthia Steffe, Acne, Erin Fetherston
Asymmetrical dresses doesn't mean that the traditional one-shouldered options are the only way to where this trend (althought those were all over Erin Fetherston, Marchesa, Lanvin, Elise Overland, and Jill Stuart). Mix it up with one sleeve, like at Acne Carlos Miele, and Rodarte, or try two different types of sleeves/straps on the same dress, like at Cynthia Steffe, Marc by Marc, Pucci, and Alexander Wang, or two different straps on the same side like at Lela Rose. Also popular were the half-gown type skirts, seen at Balmain and Jill Stuart, where the skirt is mini length in the front and knee-length or longer in the back--very simple, but very dramatic. This isn't the most traditional or classic look (I wouldn't recommend a one-shouldered wedding dress) but it's a great wardrobe staple to full out for formal events, cocktail parties, prom, etc, because it's young and fun without being over-the-top.
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