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"Dust off your old prom dress because off-the-shoulder everything is MAJOR on the Fashion Week spring 2014 runway. Only partially joking, as designers gave the school-dance favorite their own chic signature updates with modern tailoring and innovative details. Let&amp;#x27;s take a look and start thinking about investing in some strapless bras. Jenny Packham interpreted off-the-shoulder into this delicately sequined and iridescent mint green gown that&amp;#x27;s decidedly more Katy Perry than Kate Middleton. Charlotte Ronson went full-on &amp;#x27;90s with this ruched body-skimming printed dress, complete with neckerchief (what would Man Repeller think?) and nameplate necklace. Prabal Gurung went technical and futuristic with his texture-patchwork and origami-embellished mididress. Red carpet favorite Naeem Khan was inspired by Frida Kahlo for his spring 2014 collection&amp;amp;#8212;this pretty flamenco dancer-esque dress is an especially lively interpretation. Off-the-shoulder doesn&amp;#x27;t have to just be for evening. Take Rodarte&amp;#x27;s fuzzy black-and-white checkered cropped knit that works for day or night. Josep Font&amp;#x27;s arty-gorgeous collection for Spanish label Delpozo was one of the buzziest this season. The off-the-shoulder detail adds a dose of allure to this voluminously sculptural embroidered top, tucked into a ball-gown skirt. It does have more of an editorial feel, but it&amp;#x27;s breathtaking nonetheless. Are you happy to wear off-the-shoulder again? Photos: Indigitalrunway.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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