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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nOne of the recurring motifs spotted on the fashion runways for Fall 09 was an exaggerated, oversized shoulder emphasis. Last seen in the 1980s, the prominent shoulder is created by inserting one or more shoulder pads at where the sleeve and shoulder seams meet. This creates a voluminous shape which won't be crushed with normal wear, and yet is lightweight (most shoulder pads are made with foam). With tailored garments, this extra padding has to be compensated for when the sleeve pattern is designed, but you can still try out this look at home easily by sewing shoulder pads onto your favorite knits - such as sweaters and t-shirts. The knit fabric would just stretch to compensate for the new-found bulk."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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