If your arms are not as firm as they used to be and you feel more comfortable covering them up, then here are seven pretty statement sleeve tops to camouflage the wiggle and jiggle.
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Eyelet Puff Sleeves
A lacy eyelet top has plenty of arm coverage to keep you cool. This dreamy, creamy hue and pretty gathered sleeves are a sweet combination.
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Flutter Sleeves
Airy chiffon brings life to this crewneck blouse designed with fluttering, flowy ruffle sleeves. Don't you love the color. Comes in many more too!
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Peasant Sleeves
This funky, boho peasant blouse has charming allover blooms and a slender neck tie. A great top for jeans!
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Bubble Sleeves
Gorgeously draped bubble sleeves and a tasteful tie waist come together to create an elegant blouse designed in an off-the-shoulder silhouette.
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Blouson Sleeves
Billowy, blouson sleeves keep your arms covered while adding poetic flair to this lightweight top covered in a gorgeous floral diamond pattern.
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Tiered Bell Sleeves
An elegant chiffon top offers ample arm coverage while it showcases tiered bell sleeves with ruffles in a lightweight, flowy silhouette.
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Relaxed Drop Shoulder Sleeves
This beloved Vince Camuto hammered satin blouse gets a graceful remix with a keyhole neck and gently gathered sleeves. Comes in several bold and beautiful shades!
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V-Neck Meadow Mist Blouse
This colorful V-Neck blouse has long sleeves, a bold print, and bell sleeves for those times when you want to cover your arms in something lighter than a jacket.
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Full Sleeves
A tied front reins in the flowy fit of a hammered satin top you'll wear on repeat.
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Small Bell Sleeves
Batik stamp top is crafted of a linen blend and features a semi-fitted silhouette, bell sleeves and a geometric leaf print complete this V-neck style.
What do you think about statement sleeves? Are they relaxed and chic, or just a nuisance? Let me know!
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Many GREAT suggestions!
I’ve already got myself some statement-sleeve tops, and I didn’t realize how beautiful they were until my kids started complimenting me. Yeah…way to go! Thanks, Deborah, for this.
I ordered a blue satin blouse with bell sleeves. It looked so beautiful in the model’s picture, but when I tried it on, it looked like a Halloween costume; I felt like the Witch of the West. So I guess this trend is not for me.
Hi Claire, I know what you mean. That has happened to me with other styles, but trying things on is good because you are pleasantly surprised sometimes. Suitable for you to test the waters with this one!
In real life, I find these sleeves annoying. They get in my way. They make it hard to put on a winter coat or cardigan. They drag in my food while I’m eating dinner. I wouldn’t say I like things that get in my way, like bracelets. So, I’m not going along with this trend. Good thing I bought a very inexpensive ell sleeve top over the summer to give it a test drive.
I have always loved the look 0f a sweater, Bermuda Shorts with knee socks, and penny loafers for a Fall look. Would this look for Fall be appropriate and fun?
Hi Sandy, You must live somewhere warm because this sound more like a summer look. If it is just a slight cool where you live, you could probably pull this off, but I suggest updating the penny loafers with a trendier shoe like a loafer mule. See here: https://www.fabulousafter40.com/how-to-wear-loafer-mules/ These are popular for fall and would go well with the classic preppy Bermuda shorts/sweater look. Thanks for dropping by!
Glad to sleeves, and sleeves. I’m sick of sleeveless tops and dresses. Breast cancer left me with bigger upper arms, so bring on all these beautiful sleeves.
I love all the outfits. Thanks for sharing.
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