Fashion: Yes YOU can...
work the big sleeve in your everyday outfits, says Fashion Director Shelly Vella
Injecting a little volume into your wardrobe is the easiest way to update it this season. Whether you prefer a lantern or a bishop’s sleeve, just remember it’s all about working the proportions to your body shape and choosing wisely. A gently flared sleeve that balloons out at the wrist is a subtle way to court the trend. Alternatively, a statement sleeve that puffs out from the shoulder is a dramatic choice and perfect for eveningwear.
1. A voluminous silhouette works brilliantly with fluid fabrics 2. Dress up your knit: sleek skirts or classic wide-leg trousers would also look good with a statement-sleeved jumper or cardigan 3.It’s all about proportions: a fuller skirt balances out a bigger sleeve
A billowing trench looks best belted to create a dramatic sleeve-waist contrast Trench, £65, asos.com
Boots, £199, kurtgeiger.com
Sunglasses, £205, shopviu.com
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