I love buying dresses, just cant get enough of them. Do you there so many patterns and styles you can shop for when it comes for dresses. Certain dress are labeled for certain occasions like day dress, evening wear, party wear, brunch dress, prom dress etc. phew! We ladies have so many choice to be spoiled. Here at TSS blog post, I am going to show you ladies few patterns and style dresses you must have in your closet. I m giving six more reason and my six looks from my Dresses Obsession to are going to be wow with. Here we go…
Hey There,
Say goodbye to same old boring dress collections . Its time to add some new style in your closet rounded up the best fashion tips of all time into one spot. So that you’ll never have to step out of the house feeling unsure about your look again. Today in PATTERN & STYLE blog post I have brought five styles which you girls should start looking for.
BODYSUIT DRESS STYLE
Sometimes a fashion trend comes around that looks very cool, but is also very intimidating in an “I can’t wear that unless I turn into this Instagram fashion blogger” sort of way. Bodysuits dress are a perfect example – for me, at least. I wish I could say I can rock a bodysuit dress with the best of them, but unfortunately, I don’t know if I can, because I’ve never tried to, because I don’t think I can pull them off. Despite how simple they seem and how versatile they actually are, I don’t know how to wear a bodysuit dress .
You really need to dare to carry this dress without being conscious. Most Hollywood celebs are spotted wearing this bold style. When I brought this dress, I was a bit skeptical about wearing it, but once I tried it on… Voila! It look hot and sexy, your tummy is flattened and the body looks slimmer. Lace work on leg and back make it more bolder and peek a boo kinda (SHOW SKIN STRATEGICALLY)
The season style tips if you go for body suit dress, looking truly sexy involves knowing what to bare-and what to keep under wraps. Otherwise, where’s the mystery? “. “If it’s cleavage, don’t show your legs. If it’s your legs, stay covered on top.”
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Dress,bag and heels – New Look
PERFORATED DRESS PATTERN
You often hear people say that the beauty of something lies in the details, this pattern is known for it. The finer point we’re focused on is perforated fabric-meaning: pierced, hole punched, or laser cut-a trend that’s making a big statement this season. Covering everything from prim accessories (a petite bag and bow-bedecked headband) to sporty clothing (leather shorts and a neoprene skirt), this punctured detailing is unexpectedly sexy, exceptionally cool, and visually intriguing to boot! Sure to delight both feminine dressers and those who are on the edgier side too, we can say with the utmost confidence that this is one investment-worthy trend you should definitely buy this pattern.
I like solid colors and clean lines, but sometimes that can get boring if you don’t throw in a little twist. The newest new way to add dimension to an understated look is with perforated clothing. My Perforated mesh cold shoulder dress is edgy and perfect for both day or night look.
Perforated dress laser-cut details punch up this flirty A-line dress, which boasts an almost universally flattering fit, making it a fun and easy springtime go-to. Picnic in.
Perforated clothes gives off a sporty vibe, making you look fresh and youthful. Plus, all those holes are great for midlife gals who want clothes with coverage, this pattern is here to stay for all ages. Go and get yourself a pair of Perforated dress.
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Dress – Origami Lily
Gladiators flats – Koovs
CHOKER STYLE DRESS
One of this season’s must haves is a chic Choker DRESS piece. This style has taken over all areas of styles – taking knitwear to a cost new level with chunky roll necks and giving dresses a lease of life with a any neckline accentuating your figure to the max. Choker dress comes in bold color, texture, luxurious fabric or a floral print, a choker style can look super feminine and sexy – or for a casual look, basic high neck jersey beauties in neutral colors can build up your wardrobe staples and last through the choker necklace or same fabric ribbon or sometime comes inbuilt pieces can make any of your style more chic, daring or simply cooler.
If you are into the whole bohemian and hippie inspired fashion and chokers, then you are more than welcome to accessorize your free spirited looks with my Choker dress that has some flowers or boho elements on it.
Choker dress are a great way to make your casual and every outfits more interesting and catchy. You just need to get a simple band and there you go!
For an even cooler look try to create a cute hairstyle and shades to finish off the look. Feel free to wear this style with comfy sneakers, trendy shoes or even heels.
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Dress – AX Paris
JACQUARD PATTERN DRESS
Jacquard is a fabric in which the design is incorporated into the weave instead of being printed or dyed on. Skater dresses are probably my favorite type of dress when it comes to picking out something for me and this jacquard dress is one of my favorite. Being petite, I tend to opt for clothing items that make me look taller and thinner to appear supple.
I like my skater dress to be Jacquard pattern , why? It’s simple! This dress creates volumes and if you pick the right length volume you will be able to achieve a subtle hourglass figure. Still, don’t be fooled by the fact that this dress could create magic tricks. You can only cheat just a bit for a general impression.
The puffy dress will make your waist look thinner than it actually is while the fitted upper will contour the bust. Pick a length that hits just above the knee to be sure your legs would be beautifully lengthened.
Jacquard is actually a fancy fabric that is usually associated with more elegant looks so making it casual, might be a bit tricky when you think about it.
I tried to think of a combination that could be easily worn for a casual dinner or coffee out with the girls. I went for a chunky knitted cardigan, a pair of over the knee boots with a casual block heel, a fedora hat and a cute clutch. Now I gave you plenty of ideas to shop for this Pattern go and get a pair now.
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Dress – Cover Story
Earings – Blueberry
Boots – Topshop
SHIFT DRESS STYLE
History – The shift dress can be traced back to the 1920s flapper trends. Dresses of that era, particularly those of Coco Chanel, featured exposed legs and arms, simple cuts, loose shapes and little waist definition. This was a move away from corsets and offered women both style and ease of movement.
According to fashion expert and costume historian Pauline Weston Thomas, the shift dress was derived from the “sack dress” (resembling a food sack) — designed by Hubert Givenchy in Paris — and the fitted sheath dress designs of the 1950s. The shift dress became popular by 1958.
A shift dress is generally roomy and basically, well, shifts with you! It’s very comfortable and is very easy to move around in. The great thing about shift dresses is that they work well on most body types (they’re great at disguising any problem areas), they can be worn casually, or they can be dressed up easily with the right accessories like a statement necklace or bracelet. You can also pair these dresses with heels, flats, or sandals!
A shift dress is a short, sleeveless dress that hangs from the shoulders. It is suitable for all body types and sizes — anyone can wear the solid design. The dress is usually worn alone or with stockings and has been popular since the 1960s. Though it is easy to shift or move around in a “shift dress,” the term signifies a shift in culture. When the dress became popular in the late 1950s, American youth culture was at its height. The dress represented the youthful, free and revolutionary attitudes of the time.
The shift dress is short and straight with a simple line. It hangs loose on the body from the shoulders and is held together by side panels. The neckline is high, typically with a boat-neck collar, but lots of new style have emerged in recent years. This style tends to downplay and sometimes conceals those awesome curves, but is definitely a comfortable choice.
The SHIFT dress is a versatile and convenient wardrobe staple that can be worn for so many different events including both professional and personal. The shift converts well from day to night, travels easily and can be worn for almost any occasion. Its universally appealing cut and style take the guesswork out of outfit planning. It’s just one of those dresses that will never go out of style.
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Dress – Daisy Street
Slip On Shoe – Koovs
RUFFLE DRESS STYLE
So do you know the difference between a flounce and a ruffle? I think the words are often used anonymously (Wikipedia didn’t know the difference when I searched for “flounce” last week and redirected me to the “ruffle” entry), but they’re actually quite different.
A Ruffle is usually gathered at the top and the fullness carries through the entire length of the fabric, while a Flounce is usually quite smooth at the top and is fuller and wider near the bottom.
When you think of frills, flounce and ruffles, odds are you’re picturing yourself, age four, heading to a family event wearing a scratchy party dress covered in fluted layers. Or maybe you loved that dress but have since abandoned anything frilly because, well, Toddlers and Tiaras. Think again?
Ruffle style is back with a bang. If you’re used to a streamlined silhouette, take note: A well-placed ruffle can do the job of statement jewelry, a good handbag or major shoes.
Whether you opt for a bold ruffle-front dress worn with jeans as seen above, a frilled off-the-shoulder top, or a delicately layered feminine dress, there’s a ruffled look for everyone.From casual to Glam Ruffle is must have style, find the right pair for Ruffle dress ladies.
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Dress – Influence
Heels – Neel
Ladies get your favorite Pattern & Style dresses that suit your body. I had fun shooting for my obsession, dresses can never get enough of them, don’t we? Till then wear what us in THE SEASON STYLE.
Happy Shopping
Article writer and model – Jannat Sorathia (founder of THE SEASON STYLE)
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