Or "shoulder robing," as it's referred to in recent publications. As you can see, the look has become quite popular among among the "fashionable set." Both Olivia Palermo and Victoria Beckham are true perfection. I also like Kylie Jenner's look....very chic!
(Photos: glamourmagazine.co.uk)
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| Kylie Minogue |
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| Solange Knowles |
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| Diane Kruger |
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| Noomi Rapace |
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| Kylie Jenner |
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| Carine Roitfeld |
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| Alexa Chung |
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| Chole Grace Moretz |
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| Doutzen Kroes |
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| Gwen Stefani |
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| Jenna Lyons |
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| Jennifer Hudson |
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| Pixie Geldof |
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| Millie Manderson |
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| Mischa Barton |
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| Mollie King |
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| Kim Kardashian |
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| Laura Whitmore |
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| Nicole Scherzinger |
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| Olivia Palermo |
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| Christina Hendricks |
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| Rita Ora |
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| Rita Ora |
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| Scarlett Johansson |
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| Victoria Beckham |
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| Victoria Beckham |
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| Harley Viera-Newton |
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| Mollie King |
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| Olivia Palermo |
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| Olivia Palermo |
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But don’t be fooled into thinking that this shoulder robing malark is anything new; oh no, no no, no. Here is Dynasty-era Joan Collins working it (with a whole lotta leather) at Heathrow airport in 1987. |
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But one of the earliest purveyors of the trend was undoubtedly Marilyn Monroe. Pictured on the set of Niagara in 1953, the original blonde bombshell wears a typically early 50s silhouette in a wrap-around mid-length skirt, chemise and shoulder-robed swing jacket. Ba-yooo-tiful! |
(Photos: glamourmagazine.co.uk)