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Do you remember the dungarees that our mummies made us wear when we were babies? and those that we wore as rebellious teenagers with a pair of Doc. Martens?
Well, fashion history is repeating, yet again, and dungarees have evolved into a more stylish piece of clothing:jumpsuits! Forget the denim and the baggy fit, from now on jumpsuit is going to be the new dungaree.
The contemporary jumpsuit is a deluxe dungaree: different materials, not only denim, several colours, and the braces give way to a one-shoulder strap or a neck holder.
The jumpsuit has a huge bonus: it becomes a proper evening outfit if you match it with high heels or platform shoes, shiny necklaces and bangles.
Here three examples of jumpsuit from street fashion retailers.
H&M
Zara
Mango
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