Why do many female friends like to wear dresses? Wearing dresses can make you more fashionable, elegant, stylish, and beautiful.
The effect of wearing a dress
A dress can display a woman’s gentle curves. No matter what kind of body shape and style you have, you will find your own dress in the shop windows on the street, because it is only for you. Every stitch and thread of the dress is woven with beautiful myths, weaving women’s beautiful fantasies. It has not only become a patent for women, but also a manifestation of civilization and culture.
A lipstick, a pair of high heels, and a dress transformed the girl into a woman. As American designer Diane Von said: To feel like a woman, please wear a dress. In 1977, Diane, who was only 26 years old, designed a knitted dress called WrapDress that didn’t require a zipper. It went viral and received unprecedented attention, even becoming a symbol and cultural phenomenon of the 1970s, and a classic that the international fashion industry cannot replicate.
30 years later, dresses were given various languages by fashion masters, but what remained unchanged was their strong feminine charm.
Unforgettable screen dress
It can be simple and elegant, or luxurious and complex. A one-piece dress adorns all Cinderella’s dreams in the world and becomes a beautiful memory of every woman’s growth.
On the screen, the dress is the sexy Marilyn Monroe from “The Seven Year Itch”, the emotional Brigitte Bardot from “God Created Women”, and the noble Audrey Hepburn from “Breakfast of Tiffany”… Under the bright sunshine, they burst into laughter and silently mourn. At the beginning of the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, a taxi stops on the famous Fifth Avenue in New York. Audrey Hepburn, dressed in an elegant black dress, steps out of the car and stands in front of the Tiffany jewelry store window, eating bread while gazing at the jewelry. Her appearance in a small black dress remained an eternal classic that lingered in people’s minds for the next half century. The Givenchy little black dress, which holds great historical significance for both the film and fashion industries, finally returned to Givenchy’s embrace when it was auctioned off at Christie’s in London on December 6, 2006.
Qipao is a Chinese style expression technique for dresses, and the best performer of Qipao on the screen is none other than Zhang Manyu. Her unique temperament vividly portrays the gentle and slightly melancholic image of a young woman in “In the Mood for Love”. With dim and dim streetlights, swaying waistlines on high heels, and the unique pleated shadows of cheongsam, even if Wong Kar wai were to reduce his lines by half, it would not be a problem.
Romantic Pink
If you want to be five years younger, then pink is the absolute first choice. Elle Woods from Legal Beauty tells people that girls wearing pink dresses are not only beautiful, but also possess exceptional intelligence and humor. This season, LV, Valentino, and John Galliano all expressed their thoughts on this feminine color with varying shades of pink. LV’s girl comes from the countryside, calm and full of warmth, while Valentino expresses the princess’s exclusive pink in the most noble form. John Galliano continues to use his supernatural abilities, adding ink and wash graffiti to the silk pink dress, greatly weakening the softness and beauty, creating a chilling and captivating beauty.
Goddess image
Madeleine Vionnet, this great Parisian fashion master, enjoys ancient Greek style clothing. The flowing silk and crepe dresses she designed in the 1920s and 1930s are still so fashionable and charming even today. On today’s runway, Just Cavalli is her devout successor, with a loose design that ignores the curves of the waist but does not forget to highlight the lines of the chest. Chiffon, as thin as cicada wings, and sparkling and dazzling silk, these highly feminine fabrics are generously used, deliberately creating a mysterious flavor like a fairy tale.
Retro A-shaped
In the 1950s and 1960s, A-shaped skirts were always a source of inspiration for designers. A-shaped cut dresses emphasize changes in the waistline, which can magically transform women’s curves into immature girls. Therefore, A-shaped design is a good way to make oneself appear young and energetic. In the 2012 runway, A-shaped dresses were everywhere, and Gucci and Kenzo had excellent works to follow this trend. In addition, A-shaped dresses, which raised the waistline to the chest, were also popular with the current Korean style and were highly sought after by the “Ha Han” community.
Introduction to Popmuse
In 1956, British master Richard Hamilton used image collage techniques to complete what is considered the first true Pop art piece, titled “Why Life Today is So Different, So Charming.” From then on, the development of Pop fashion art officially began and gradually became a fashion game for young people today. Using dazzling colors to express a bold personality, and moving and pasting everyday objects, these are all ways that pop art never tires of expressing itself. Dresses undoubtedly provide the largest creative space for the application of this style. Designers have used this season’s dresses as a canvas to fully unleash their creativity. The seemingly overturned colors actually contain a never-ending beauty.
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