Style And Classic Dressing

Classic Dressing – Classic dressing has come to mean sticking to the tried and tested timeless style which always works. The best example in Indian Culture is a Sari and in the Western Culture the Little Black Dress. Saree in the Indian Culture has stood the test of time, it is approximately 5000 years old but even today it makes a woman look graceful, stylish and elegant. Saree can be of varied length, from 5 yards to 9.5 yards tied loosely, folded and pleated, it could be turned into working dress or party-wear with manual skill. The saree has evolved tremendously . Saree can be very flattering to all shapes and sizes and forgiving of the various flaws. It can ingeniously conceal the extra flab of fat, or it can accentuate the well-proportioned curve -- It is just a matter of air swimmers how you drape the sareeLittle Black Dress ---- Launched by Coco Chanel in 1926 which was then described by American Vogue as the "Chanel Ford rc flying fish - the frock that all the world will wear." Though time and various trends air angry bird the little black dress has stayed, either in the form of the mini dress (in the sixties) , the prom dress (in the eighties) or the pencil dress (in the noughties). The black dress has lived on simply because of its wear-ability and its understated colour choice.Style