off-shoulder dress
A dress implicitly designed with a low and wide-cut neckline that leaves the shoulders and upper chest area bare. The sleeves must be attached to the dress.
Off-shoulder dresses are meant to accentuate the wearer's shoulders, collarbone, and neck (or nape), with the sleeves of an off-shoulder dress sitting on the upper arms instead of on top of the shoulders.
Correct examples
- Danbooru post #6687597
- Danbooru post #7331154
- Danbooru post #6706883
- Danbooru post #7925516
- Danbooru post #6980464
- Danbooru post #7237300
Incorrect examples
This tag is not meant as a "catch-all" tag for any dresses that simply exposes the bare shoulders; the following dress styles are not off-shoulder dresses:
- Danbooru post #7386660: Strapless dress with detached sleeves or elbow gloves
- Danbooru post #6621572: Strapless dress
- Danbooru post #7457827: Sleeveless dress
- Danbooru post #7178466: Sleeveless dress worn with a jacket/coat worn hanging off the arms
- Danbooru post #7187911: Kimono worn hanging off the arms.
- Danbooru post #7137498: Shoulder cutout
- Danbooru post #7331029: Strap slip
