1950s Cocktail Dresses We called them cocktail dresses, but we hardly drank. Anna Lee Fuchs, What We Wore In 1948, Dior named the early-evening dress the cocktail dress. From there, everyone was talking about and designing cocktail dresses that mimicked the silhouette of a tea length day dress but had the elegance and luxury of an evening gown
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus last summer said his goal is a collection of uniforms that "don't divide us as male or female, but rather unite us as sailors or Marines." There were learning curves
A very popular and logical style of wedding ensembles for a beach wedding is more minimalist, statue-like dresses inspired by Greek goddesses
Current trends include business casual blazers, oversized blazers, and flattering plus-size jackets that align with business casual aesthetics and can be paired seamlessly with other wardrobe items for a quick transition to a work-ready outfit
As an added bonus, it had pockets so I could stash my lipstick
The soft light blue tulle features a delicate floral print, while the tiered skirt adds volume and movement, creating a dreamy, feminine silhouette
