Single-shoulder clothes implications

BUR #7733 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

create implication single-shoulder_dress -> dress

For a while, I am surprised that (until I went and created the tags) there isn't a clothing tag on Danbooru that describes a specific type of clothes that feature an asymmetrical/diagonal-shaped neckline (ie. post #4414203, post #4711420, post #1828465, etc.; sometimes supported by a single strap, other times by a single sleeve), even though they are a common fashion trend in real life, kind of like how off-shoulder bikini did not have a defined tag until a couple months ago.

Of course, there is a possibility that this tag could be misused for off-shoulder clothes.

I would have requested implications for single-shoulder shirts and single-shoulder sweater, but they apparently did not meet the minimum post threshold.

The minimum is 10 tags or 0.01% of the parent tag, whichever is greater. In this case you'd need to tag 69 posts with single-shoulder_shirt and 10 posts with sweater.

The bulk update request #7733 (forum #199174) has been approved by @nonamethanks.

BUR #7820 has been approved by @evazion.

create implication single-shoulder_shirt -> shirt

Single-shoulder shirt has finally met the minimum post threshold for an implication. Sadly no chance for single-shoulder sweater though.

As per forum #199174.

The bulk update request #7820 (forum #199609) has been approved by @evazion.

BUR #7828 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

create implication single-shoulder_sweater -> sweater

They certainly aren't common, but there were enough remaining instances in "single_bare_shoulder sweater" that I could push single-shoulder_sweater over the threshold.

The bulk update request #7828 (forum #199640) has been approved by @nonamethanks.

Shinjidude said:

BUR #7828 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

create implication single-shoulder_sweater -> sweater

They certainly aren't common, but there were enough remaining instances in "single_bare_shoulder sweater" that I could push single-shoulder_sweater over the threshold.

Though, post #4876487 and post #4559180 don't really count for the tag:

The former post has the neckline sitting below her shoulders when it should go in between her torso and arm (underneath the armpit); that sweater seems more an off-shoulder sweater that exposes one shoulder if anything.

The latter post is just a sweater with one shoulder cutout.

Inujerr said:

Though, post #4876487 and post #4559180 don't really count for the tag:

The former post has the neckline sitting below her shoulders when it should go in between her torso and arm (underneath the armpit); that sweater seems more an off-shoulder sweater that exposes one shoulder if anything.

The latter post is just a sweater with one shoulder cutout.

I see your point for post #4876487, but I'd argue a sweater with an intentional cut out for a single shoulder is by definition a single-shoulder_sweater, even if it isn't modeled exactly like the others.

It is designed and can only be worn with one shoulder covered and the other exposed. It's not like you could potentially pull it up to cover both shoulders like most wide-necked off-shoulder sweaters.

We now have a tag for these styles of bikini, being single-shoulder bikini. Unfortunately, there aren't enough posts to meet the threshold for a bikini implication. There could be more posts that qualify as a "single-shoulder bikini", but they could be difficult to find given they're buried under thousands of posts.

BUR #18537 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

create implication single-shoulder_bikini -> bikini

Continuing from forum #248575. Fortunately, there were some Isuzu posts that can push the post count of single-shoulder bikini high enough for an implication.

The bulk update request #18537 (forum #248576) has been approved by @nonamethanks.

BUR #19332 has been approved by @nonamethanks.

create implication single-shoulder_one-piece_swimsuit -> one-piece_swimsuit

Another one.

The bulk update request #19332 (forum #251594) has been approved by @nonamethanks.