Different Types of Dresses
by Aria Scherer.
Date: 1 November 2009
In the modern day fashion world, there is nothing more elegant than a lady in a dress. It doesn't matter how she looks or where she’s wearing the dress, any lady can turn into a quick style star with the best dress as a sidekick.
Gowns are stylish, fashion-forward, and surprisingly comfortable, and it's bizarre that so few people like to wear them right now.
Maybe that's because most people don’t know about all the different types of dresses out there to select from.
Here are a couple of dress choices that you may find to be just right for your next event:
Dinner dress
Evening gowns are utilized for up-scale events, like a premiere of a play or a school prom. These dresses are usually full-length and elaborate in construction, and they’re by far the most expensive dresses on the market because of their particular make up.
Cocktail dress
A cocktail dress is great for slightly informal meetings or at clubs where there's still a component of class blended in with some fun. Cocktail dresses are usually short and bright, and they have a 'flouncy' feel about them that almost all other dresses don't come with.
Summer dress
Summer dresses are of course great for the summer time when it's hot out side and the mood of most meetings is highly casual.
These dresses are usually close in size to cocktail dresses, but they’re constructed of stronger fabrics so they can be used in outdoor conditions.
They are available in a variety of shades, and most of them have a pattern of some sort on them.
Little black dress
We can’t ignore the little black dress, correct? The black dress is a wardrobe must that any lady with style, needs to own.
A classic black dress is usually highly simple in construction and shape with a fit that is flexible enough to look good during all fashion trends.
