Designer Coco Chanel has been credited with coining the term "little black dress"
Most fashionistas will agree that it is a must-have staple that every woman should have in her closet. Is your little black dress a fashion icon? It is if you can answer yes to the following questions:
- Is it versatile enough to go from the office to a cocktail party?
- Does it reflect your style and make you feel fabulous?
- Is it the perfect background for your bold accessories?
- Can you wear it many times, without others realizing it's the same dress?
Here are some of memorable LBD moments:
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| Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy LBD in Breakfast at Tiffany's |
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| Princess Diana after Prince Charles televised confession of adultery |
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| First Lady Michelle Obama's offical White House potrait |
So what is your most memorable LBD moment? Where and how did you wear your LBD?
Keren,
ReplyDeleteI'm always kinda 'whatever' about the LBD. Yes, it's a must have, but I do not consider it my go-to item. In fact, I think I can achieve the same look with other items and probably still exude as much fabulosity. That said, I did pick up a velvet black dress reminiscent of the ones we wore during high school days (remember they came in black, royal, wine with scalloped neckline then). When I bought it, I thought: "Let's kick this up a notch with a corseted belt and suede boots." I'll send picks.
I loved this post! I used to feel the same way as Kawana until I found the perfect LBD. And according to this post, my LBD is a fashion icon. Kawana I think you should use the questions from this post to help you find the perfect LBD.
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