Speaking of Hollywood: While Coco Chanel is credited with making the little black dress a wardrobe staple, another black dress would capture our attention in the early 1960s, with the introduction of Audrey Hepburns character Holly Golightly in Blake Edwards 1961 romantic comedy Breakfast at Tiffanys
Mirrors can distort the way your dress looks from behind, and you wont be able to get a clear and true impression of the design by craning your neck
I love the collar and the buttons down the front
For those who don't need much support but still want a little coverage, nipple covers are a great option
We have green dresses, purple dresses, silver dresses, navy dresses, two piece dresses, prom ball gowns, plus size dresses and yes, short, long, midi, high-low dresses
The addition of a discreet hidden platform reduces the pitch, ensuring a more comfortable fit for all-day wear