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Rock with CROP TOP

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September 28, 2019
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THIS is a mini top that is referred to as crop top. It barely covers the upper part of the body. It’s a free style cloth with various fashion of different kinds. It is designed for the female gender and it’s worn mainly on an high waist skirt or trousers.

Crop top can come in the form of harmless cloth or one handed cloth or both handed. It is always above the navel or on the navel in terms of its length.  It is a kind of fashion that shows the beauty of the upper part of the body, it is an half shirt that exposes the waist, navel or some of the midriff but can be covered with high waist skirt or trousers. It is worn at any time of the day to many events around the corner. It is also known as cropped top, half shirt, midriff shirt, midriff top, tummy top, short shirt and cutoff shirt. It is an Indian female traditional wear, mostly worn on their wedding day with and high waist skirt with a sari covering it.

The hippie movement in the 1970’s highly popularised the ‘all natural’ look: hence the cropped top. One of the most popular ways women created the crop top look was by tying their blouses in the front. Then came the 80’s with all of its aerobics: The flash dance, dirty dancing and Madonna. And now it is being worn in our dispensation to expose some of the most sensitive parts of the upper part of the body.

To be sure, today’s version of the crop top is a departure from those favored by Britney Spears at the start of her career, and are more about creating an elegant silhouette than showing as much skin as possible. Retailers are pushing the item as something for every woman and it’s a strategy that seems to be working now and it will work more better if the crop tops will stay on the high waist skirt or trousers and not above it.

Contrary to what many might think, crop tops are actually one of the most versatile summer pieces you can choose, as you can pair the style with everything from high-rise jeans to printed skirts and back again. Be a cut above the rest this season with your elegant crop tops on high waist skirts or trousers.


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