Not only is the leg shrouded in fabric-- pants and leggings abound-- but cozy pullovers with delicate puffed sleeves replaced the daring bustier of the summer season.
32.
A new dress silhouette, dubbed the Emma, has tiny puffed sleeves, an empire waist and a deeply scooped bodice that pushes the bust up close to the neckline.
33.
It can be hard to find that perfect Elvis-style shirt _ something in pink and black with a tall collar, say, or a velvet number with puffed sleeves.
34.
One has a difficult time imagining grown-ups wearing the bright satin or wool overalls with front-crossed straps and Little Bo Peep blouses with puffed sleeves and beaded epaulettes.
35.
In 1945, Mrs . Blum sewed a blue and white peasant dress with puffed sleeves, a cinched waist and the slightly rough look of something stitched by halting hands.
36.
There was the sweetness of children's clothes for grown-ups _ rounded collars, pleated skirts, smocking, puffed sleeves, gingham and all the high waists _ which gave an innocence to everything.
37.
There were jumpsuits with halter necklines, khaki minidresses and coats with girlishly puffed sleeves and goldenrod piping, clingy hot pants and trousers rolled under at the ankles like old-fashioned ski pants.
38.
She took a sinister turn at Lawrence Steele, in black leather sailor tops and pleated skirts, before giving in to her Lolita alter ego in chiffon baby dolls, puffed sleeves and polkadots.
39.
The girls'backs are to the camera but they look to be about 8 or 9 and their ironed cotton dresses with string ties and puffed sleeves mark them as vintage 1940s or'50s.
40.
Chelsea Clinton's mother, Sen . Hillary Rodham Clinton, also earned a mention _ on the worst dressed list, for wearing a full-length, dark blue ball gown with puffed sleeves . _ _ _=
