Hand Picked, The Purple Bodycon Dresses Worth Shopping
Purple sits in an unusual position among bodycon shades. It reads as bold without tipping into the demand for attention that red carries, and it flatters a wider range of…
Purple sits in an unusual position among bodycon shades. It reads as bold without tipping into the demand for attention that red carries, and it flatters a wider range of…
A red shift dress works on structure long before colour comes into it. The shape does the heavy lifting: a clean line from shoulder to hem, minimal shaping at the…
A red wrap dress works because it does two things at once, it flatters and it moves, and the good ones never sacrifice one for the other. The wrap front…
A red pleated dress works because the pleat does something a flat skirt cannot: it moves with the body rather than against it, catching light along each fold and releasing…
A red party dress works when the red does the talking and the cut gets out of the way. That means a shade with enough blue in it to read…
Sage green sits in that rare spot between neutral and colour, which is exactly why the midi dress does so much work in this shade. It reads as considered rather…
Purple does something a wrap dress rarely gets credit for: it flatters skin tones across the board while still reading as a colour choice rather than a safe default. The…
A red midi dress only works if the red has been thought about properly. There is a wide gap between a true, slightly blued red that reads as considered and…
A red one shoulder dress lives or dies on the diagonal line it creates across the body, and that line only works if the fabric has enough structure to hold…
A red corset dress works because of tension, literally. The boning has to fight against the body enough to shape it, and the red has to be confident enough to…