As the saying goes, people don't love beauty, and heaven is damned.
Jimei, makeup, buying shirts, taking pictures, probably all of us love ourselves.
But sometimes, the reality is too harsh for the wallet to stand.
It is better to plant new grass every day than to love a dress that never goes out of style.
Today, the fungus will take you to see the beautiful dresses that once made women all over the world crazy in the fashion circle of feng shui.
Letty Lynton Dress Lynton skirt
In 1932, the film Letty Lynton, starring legendary Hollywood actress Joan Crawford, was released.
In the film, Joan wears a small dress 👇 designed by fashion designer Gilbert Adrian
Tulle blooms on the shoulders with cascading flowers, a tightening waistline, a skirt covered with ruffles, and a looming body silhouette, creating a girl's dream and shyness.
As soon as this skirt came out, the whole world fell for it.
It is said that Macy's hit the iron while it was hot, copied and launched the same model, and 500,000 pieces were sold out in an instant.
This data may be a bit exaggerated, but it is undeniable that at that time, Letty Lynton Dress could be seen on almost all dance floors in the United States.
As for why it is so sensational, a reporter said:
As the first dress after World War I, it perfectly interprets the romantic appeal of women's hearts.
Off-topic, Gilbert Adrian is truly a treasure. He's best at making costumes for movies, and if you've seen the 1939 version of The Wizard of Oz, remember that the bling bling's red dancing shoes in the movie are from his hand.
(Related review post: The ruby shoes in "The Wizard of Oz" were stolen for 13 years and recovered, and like it, there is not beautiful and short her ah... ）
Bouffant Dress dress
In 1951, the film A Place in the Sun, starring Elizabeth Taylor, was released.
The little dress on angela's body quickly captured the woman's heart.
The dress was handmade by designer Edith Head, with yellow taffeta covered in layers of fluffy ivory tulle and a bandeau of velvet flowers.
All the girls who saw this dress immediately made a decision:
My coming-of-age dance, I'm going to wear it!
As a result, this dress was invincible and became the robe of every prom queen.
Mondrian Dress Mondrian skirt
This year, fashion master Yves Saint Laurent suddenly found inspiration from the Masterpiece of Dutch Abstract Style Piet Mondrian, "Composition of Red, Yellow, Blue and Black", and designed this Mondrian skirt 👇 that shocked the entire fashion circle
Within a month, the streets and alleys were all copycats, and it seemed that every girl who put on it had become a walking work of art.
Bring art into fashion, change the world with a skirt, and the master is indeed a master.
Wrap Dresse wrap dress
In 1974, DVF founder Diane von Furstenberg transformed the coffee break skirt that had been popular in the Middle Ages, designing a wrap skirt for modern women:
The length of the skirt was shortened, the way of wearing was simplified, and the suit collar was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
That is, elegant and intellectual, but also with a sense of formality, can go on vacation, can commute, such a wrap skirt as soon as it was launched swept the entire fashion circle, even the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States will list it as a collection, enduring.
Even two years after the wrap skirt was introduced, DVF still produces 20,000 pieces of rayon and cotton knitted wrap dresses a week, which are very good sellers.
It is simple and sexy, poking at the hearts of girls.
Halston Ultrasuede suede skirt
The Halston Ultrasuede dress is a symbol of New York in the 1970s. It was first listed in 1972.
Simple design collides with complex societies, but it brings amazing success. After four years on the market, the dress sold more than 40,000 pieces.
The New York Times said of it this way:
The Halston Ultrasuede dress is a guarantee of status and status, with a price of $360 and every cent is great value for money.
Galaxy Dress Galaxy Dress
In 2005, designer Roland Mouret unveiled a dress 👇 called the Galaxy Dress
The best part of the skirt is the hollowed out generous collar, which allows the girls to expose the swan neck and collarbone as they wish, with a little seduction, and just right to retain the elegance.
Coupled with the overall cut is very focused on the line, the waist line is very well closed, at a glance, simple, unfinished.
It was this design that made Roland Mouret famous and made the Galaxy Dress unbeatable.
For a time almost all female stars picked it up, and the demand far exceeded the supply, and the fire was unimaginable.
Vivienne Westwood wedding dress
In the movie version of "Sex and the City", Carries, played by Sarah Jessica Parker, finally put on the white veil as he wished after experiencing countless ups and downs 👇
She chose Vivienne Westwood as the finale of her girlish dream, although the marriage was not finally completed, but at least this wedding dress has become the favorite of countless girls.
Different from the tradition, the wedding dress in the play is somewhat exaggerated with a bit of drama, the perfect waist, the cake skirt with a layered feeling, a little rebellious, a little jumpy, but out of the circle.
Sure enough, when Net-a-Porter launched the same short version of the wedding dress, it was sold out within a few hours.
If you're not crazy yet, think a little bit about the price:
£4530!
Well, the purchasing power of women is beyond imagination.
In fact, there are really many beautiful skirts, and it is most important to find the one that suits you best.
That's right.
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