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The wrap-dress, kimono, robe chic- call it what you want- these modern day numbers will not only accentuate your curves, they give you a feminine feel while still looking sophisticated and modest. Designers like Diane Von Furstenberg, Alexander McQueen, and Lanvin have all captured this look in their latest collection.
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Sashes and bows pull the whole outfit together in an elegant and tasteful way. It is not only the focal point that emphasizes the waistline; it also adds a touch of class and can be worn from daytime to evening.
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Off-the-shoulder garments show off the upper part of the body in a classy, refined, and stylish manner. Peasant blouses, silk jersey camisole tops, boat neck silk dresses will give you an innocent, delicate, and romantic look for this spring. |
Sexy, fun, and stylish, the mini is back. Most designers had their own version of this flirtatious trend in their 2006 collections. These numbers not only spices things up in your wardrobe, it flatters and elongates the legs.
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Going Grecian adds a formal touch and is the perfect evening look for this spring. Reminiscent of medieval times, it’s pleasing to know that this style can still be worn today with a modern day twist. Silk-chiffon, sheer, and other fluid diaphanous material will drape loosely around the body to create a goddess-like, Mediterranean look (without actually being there!). Look for asymmetrical dresses with pleated bodices and exaggerated hemlines. |
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