Off Shoulder High Slit Bodycon Peplum Dress

The Off Shoulder High Slit Bodycon Peplum Dress style has been trending for some time now and if you’re a woman you should have at least a pair of this dress in your closet. This dress works for all figures!  And what makes it suited for most figures is the extra flared material lies on top of the fitted base. One can further describe it as an overskirt thrown on top of your narrow skirt, most fitted dress, or skirt of a shirt like a pencil. The skirt part of the peplum can come in all ways. It can be short, long, or even restricted to the sides of the waist. I have seen it execrated, protruding, almost 3-D like as well. The advantage of the Off Shoulder High Slit Bodycon Peplum Dress to a curvy shape is that it further accentuates the curves; the flared material allowing for the waist to look even slimmer. As for slimmer figures, it creates the allusion of curves because of the balance of material (tight and loose). In addition to the fact that it can be worn by anyone, other advantages are that it holds its versatility.

Versatility wise, the Off Shoulder High Slit Bodycon Peplum Dress can be worn pretty much anywhere; from the office to a night out in town. Of course, this includes taking fitting and length in consideration in an office setting. A less dramatic over skirt would be more fitting for a professional setting. Also, a darker color would be more fitting -if color blocked it should still be with dark colors. As for your night out and festivities, have fun! You can effortlessly cinch your waist in this style further by throwing off a statement belt or rock it with skinny jeans fitted beneath. It’s your dress so style it as you desire. It’s nearly impossible to go wrong with this universal trend! Who hasn’t been wearing the Off Shoulder High Slit Bodycon Peplum Dress? We love the stylish version. Kim Kardashian keeps it professional and alluring while Beyonce went wild with the Peplum trend in a brightly colored dress. Emma Stone made it cute with a quirky color combo of pink and red. How do you want to make yours?