The one shoulder dresses is distinguished as  having material over only one shoulder, with the other shoulder staying lay bare. This type of dress can have either a broad strap design sleeve or a full length sleeve which depends on both the designer and the period. The dresses can be of any length from mini dress to exceeding the knee or even floor length.

The one shoulder dress is said to have originated from ancient Rome where both the men and the ladies wore a wrap around, the draped style of dressing is known as a toga which lay over one shoulder and was commonly held in place because of some sort of decorative clasp. Although there are also origin of this dress style in earliest India too as the sari can be likewise wrapped over just a shoulder. More lately, the one shoulder gown was worn in the 1950s, displaying full skirts whilst adjustment were made during the late 1960s to comprise mini-skirt designs and the 1970s to take the body-con style into description.

There are a lot of one-shoulder gowns and tops out there in shops right now and that means that yes, there will unquestionably be one to fit and compliment every body at every age. This is indeed extraordinary, if only for a read that it was just a few weeks before this cold-shoulder deluge hit that I was in person convinced that COVID had wipe out all fashion trends! And then, this one has staying capacity. The one-shoulder gown has a long and eminent history.