Jumpsuit

The jumpsuit often known as the all in, boiler suit & playsuit has a lot going for it in terms of practicality. It eliminates the necessity to think much about coordinating separates when getting wearing the morning. But it also present an equal number of challenges in finding a version of this trend that is flattering & looks great.

The jumpsuit has been around for plenty of years. Its was a disco outfit in the seventies & in the eighties was describes as a boiler suit. Last year an under the radar trend of jumpsuits simmered away, only worn by the early adopter of fashions. But now, the jumpsuit is likely to be a sizable trend.

There is a jumpsuit which is a mix of a dress & trousers at Yves St Laurent, a glittery version at Alexander McQueen, strapless at Chloe, shouldered at Marios Schwab and countless sporty & utilitarian versions including Marc Jacobs, Salvatore Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta & DKNY.

There's a sizable variety of styles available this year, which ought to guarantee that there is something to suit everyone & every occasion making the jumpsuit an brilliantly versatile piece of the clothing.
On the catwalk for spring summer 09, the jumpsuit was seen at numerous shows. Most notably at Stella McCartney. He appears to be developing something of a reputation for designing the most ideal & desirable of jumpsuits. Her style for this season included a deep & seductive v neck that was brilliantly flattering & elongates the body.

So in case you think you could never wear a jumpsuit & look lovely, it is well worth trying out a quantity of the different style on offer. You could find that you are wrong.