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Peplum dress The peplum came into fashion in the 1940s and had a brief resurgence in the era of power dressing of the 1980s when structured clothing was popular with padded shoulders and shaped skirts, the peplum being an added bit of fabric that skimmed the hips, lessening the severity of the tailored office style suit

To achieve the Plumbob , you just need to fold two sheets of green paper the right way, just like it is portrayed in the video

Or, if you want to dress it up a bit, throw on a cardigan over a tank along with some slim-fit trousers

Should I do it to match

It's mini length and A-line silhoette make it comfortable enough to go out for drinks and dancing after the ceremony
