Evening Gown
When famous woman on the red carpet wear their evening gowns has became a sort of sport. We all sit there and comment, judge, and praise or deify.. But when the situation is turned on us, when we are the ones who have to go somewhere that requires an evening gown, we often enter into a state of terror. This is why you should buy an evening gown when you don’t need it. Typically, we search for an evening gown only to when we have somewhere to go. Then we are in the torturous situation of the under-pressure-evening-gown-hunt. A few hours into the search, we will usually throw our hands up in defeat and spend too much on a dress we are not even that crazy about.
THE CLASSIC OPTIONS FOR EACH BODY TYPE
COLUMN:
BIAS-CUT:
GODDESS:
Avoid any details that will make the dress go out of style.
Too much beading, ruffles, too many colors prints.
Choose a dark or neutral color that can be worn over and over again (just change you accessories each time).
The most figure-flattering option: a bias-cut gown in chiffon or satin (bias is a cut that follows the line of the body and is easier to wear than a straight-cut dress).
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