The Asymmetric Look

In fashion the asymmetric look refers to garments or designs where the two sides are not identical or mirror images of each other. This means there's uneven hemlines, one-shoulder necklines, or mismatched patterns. Asymmetric fashion is one of those looks that is not too popular. But is a look worth trying out if you like something different and want to look different from everyone else.

The asymmetric fashion look is a look that you can wear all year round. During the fall and winter season you can wear a asymmetric skirt or asymmetric dress with tall shoe boots. During the spring and summer months you can wear a asymmetric skirt or a asymmetric dress with flats, loafers, slides, trainers, pumps and any other shoe option out there.

Asymmetric can work on all body types and shapes. The asymmetric fashion look can also work on petite girlies. You just have to find the asymmetric look that works for your frame and height. The great thing with the asymmetric look is that it is not fussy or too serious. The asymmetric look can be very playful and fun.

With the asymmetric look you can find the look at many retailers from your fast fashion / high street brands like H&M and Zara. You can also find the look at higher end retailers like Saks, Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus and many more. If you've never tried the asymmetric look and are looking to try out the look then you've come to the right place. Below are some asymmetric looks worth checking out. To learn more about each asymmetric look below you can click on the links below each picture which will take you to the retailer selling the look.

& Other Stories Asymmetric Ruffle Midi Skirt $119;

Isabel Marant Nadela asymmetric gathered cotton-jersey maxi dress $490;

By Anthropologie Asymmetrical Linen Maxi Dress $69.95;

COS Asymmetric Jersey Midi dress $129;

Mango Asymmetrical Satin dress with fringes $400;

Buttoned Asymmetric Split-Front blouse $29.99;