This spring, put a little bit of pep in the step you take from your closet to the sidewalk, as the mid- to late-fifties style trend known as peplum is back for another round.
When visualizing peplum, think of old school glamour, nipped-in waistlines, and a little bit of volume added out from the waist.
Do not fret: Peplum glam is supposed to add curves in all the right places. It can be as easy as adding a bit of “peppy” flare at the tail end of a blazer or giving a simple flounce to the waistline of a skirt. Either way, the trend preaches spring with each effortless bounce.
True, peplums may seem couture (thank you, Christian Dior), but Marc Jacobs was able to give the old peplum style some street cred. By adding some flare to ready-to-wear skirts, like his Ellsworth Taffeta Dress, he has transported this look from Paris haute couture to coffee shop chic.
Sources Style.com and Marc Jacobs
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