Strapless tops were one of the most popular trends of last year (we’re looking at you, Georgia Love!), and it doesn’t look like they have any plans to slow down in 2017.
Seriously. I dare you to walk down the street now and not see at least three women (or men) wearing some form of strapless top or dress or playsuit.
Like many of us, Love LOVES her strapless. Image: Channel 10
But while they look great, they do have a downside. Literally - they fall down constantly.
Here are 12 other things no-one tells you about going sans sleeves.
It doesn't sound possible, but somehow these garments will manage to defy both logic and gravity.
"I'm wearing one right now and I have underboob AND overboob," says Kate.
EVER.
And if you do catch the sun? You'll be wearing strapless for the rest of the year.
It's a scientific fact that you will spend approximately 87.6 per cent of your day/night pulling your sleeveless top up to prevent full-frontal flash. You have been warned.
For real though. Image: Supplied/Brittany Stewart
Try to lift your arms up above your chest, I dare you.
Likewise, if you put your arms in the air, prepare for the top to follow and end up around your neck.
"If you do you make up in the morning (I use my hands) and then pull it up (like you do all day) then you inevitably get makeup all over it. Or fake-tanned handprints," says Jess.
Be prepared for the oh so original comments to come. (Post continues after gallery.)
"Even the perkiest boobs look saggy," says Willow.
It's an impossible task.
Unless you're lucky enough to go without, of course.
'Nuff said.
"If you think your shoulders will 'get a cool breeze' for hot days, think again. They're so much hotter than they seem. That's the clinging on the shoulders and chest, I guess..." says Anna.
Alright, alright - a girl can dream.
