Whether you are envisioning using it as the base layer for your next costume or simply adding a belt for a casual look, this medieval dress seamlessly adapts to your style
[447] Big shoulders [edit] Starting with a few designers in 1978 [448] [449] and becoming the main trend in 1979, high-fashion menswear designers at the end of the seventies adopted the big shoulder pads that had debuted in womenswear in 1978, [450] showing exaggeratedly padded shoulders that tapered to low closures [451] [452] at narrow, often ventless hips [453] [454] in jackets [455] and suits, along with trousers that were straight-legged or tapered to narrow ankles
Dark colors like black, espresso, and burgundy create a sleek silhouette, but jewel tones, sage green, eucalyptus, and champagne can be just as flattering when the cut is right
And since that blue is nice and dark, I decided to use Antique Walnut Gel Stain instead of the Java
I think the key here is making sure your top and bottoms fall close on the color spectrum to your jean jacket (too yellow or too blue will throw the look off)