But, with the myriad of sleeve options also come options for accessorizing them and bracelet-length sleeves do work wonderfully with bracelets because the sleeve does not cover the bracelet. They give you the option of showing off your bead, charm, or cuff bracelets.
They offer the perfect opportunity to get creative and stack bracelets. Even stacks of old wrist watches can be cute. So, whatever the winds of fashion bring, have fun accessorizing and enjoy the moment. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.
You are commenting using your Twitter account. Knowing Nordie's great return policy I would order and try it out. You might find they actually are regular length on you, or you might discover they're bracelet length and you might like that! I think the sleeve length is great. I find this a very comfortable and feminine length.
Love it. This looks like a great jacket. And the shorter sleeve will be nice to show off a watch or bracelet. I like sleeves that length.
It think it's a flattering look for petites, although I have a very tall friend who never buys sleeves like that because she thinks it makes it look like the jacket's too small for her. This jacket arrived and it is already a rumpled mess. Beautiful jacket but me and linen do not get along. Please enable Javascript in your browser to get the full YLF experience.
Upper arms not looking so pretty these days, need a little extra coverage. There are some mid-arm sleeves around — just be aware they they draw horizontal lines across the body and can be widening.
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I figure it helps draw the eye away from my bust. I do like to show a hint of a waist because I have one , but too much and I feel like it emphasizes the bust a bit more than I want. Though I am so happy I have stopped wearing tents. I tend to stick with either short-short sleeves or elbow-length. I am forever shoving up sleeves, and have been known to give away sweaters or long-sleeve t-shirts whose sleeves were too tight to shove.
I like cap sleeves because I think they visually widen my shoulders — and conversely, I tend to avoid tank tops because they make my shoulders too narrow. Living where I do, long sleeves are the most practical. But, I find that I really like the extra warmth of that additional layer on my torso and throughout the course of the day find that I usually have my sleeves pushed up to my elbows anyways.
Very nice to know that it is the most flattering way for me to wear them. Well, style-wise ellbow length would be best — BUT I have the same problem that was pointed out earlier: I easily get cold hands when my wrists are not covered, so I am not really feeling comfortable with those.
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