1. The A- Line

The A-Line skirt is perfect for adding length to legs that are otherwise...clears throat, short. It camouflages the hips for those pair shaped beauties.
2. The Tulip

The shape of the tulip skirt is a bit more rounded and usually sit right above the knee. Showing leg is key if you are shorter. Perfect for knee boots in the winter.
3. The Empire

The empire waist is a Godsend! This lovely silhouette allows you to keep your waist trainer in the drawer. Not only does it add a waist it flatters the midsection. Empire waist garments tend to be light and loose dresses.
4. The Fit and Flare

This fit is my all-time favorite. This mid-length dress, also known as the "midi-dress', was made popular in the 1940s and 1950s during a post-war time of self-restraint. The life of "liquor and jazz" fo the roaring the 1920s had come to an end.
Daphne, I love your new fashion blog! You definitely have an eye for the #basicsstaples. These basics pieces are classic and permanent staples to every look. Can't wait to see what you teach us next!
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