Bows have always been a symbol of feminine cuteness and haven’t really been a big hit since those days of the Fergie Bow. Do you remember those horrible satin bows attached to a hair clip that everyone wore in their hair in the eighties. Well the bow is back. This time it is forming the neckline or big but understated and  integrated into the shape of the garment for autumn and winter.

A large silver sparkling bow at the neck makes this shift dress by Behnaz Sarapour something special.

This outfit by Eley Kishimoto includes two bows a small contrasting pink bow at the neck and a larger bow in the same material as the jacket around the shoulders and neckline.

A large bow but understated bow at the neckline of this classic shift dress makes for a really prim and proper look.

A huge purple floppy bow around the neckline of this outfit by John Galliano only adds to the eccentricity of the whole look.

This gorgeous red satin dress by Christian Lacroix is enhanced by the big bow that almost merges with the draping  of the material in the dress.

The whole of this top at Lanvin consists of a bow but a very interesting looking bow with lots of folds and creases in the material.

This cute dress from Marc by Marc Jacobs is made even more girly by the neat bow at the neckline.

At Marni a contrasting bow at the neck was in contrast to the muted pale pink of the rest of the dress, a very lady like look.

Pictures from Style.com

This cute and feminine bow front dress by Betsey Johnson is just what you need if you want to work the bow trend.