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Sheath Wedding Dresses

Sheath Wedding Dresses

Looking for a sophisticated, contemporary take on the modern wedding dress? Consider the sheath wedding dress. With its simple lines and polished silhouette, a sheath dress is the perfect dress for the bride who desires a sleek, sexy look.

The elegance of this simple dress demands the attention of anyone in the room. Whether a bride has a lean athletic figure or a striking mature hourglass shape a simple sheath wedding dress is a tasteful dress for anyone.

Always elegant, this column wedding dress can be sexy, beach-y, classic, simple, or bohemian.

Simple wedding dresses like the sheath wedding gown pair well with a touch of vintage bridal jewelry, such as a locket necklace or pearl earrings, and finished off with a long, exaggerated cathedral veil that falls to the floor. This wedding gown embodies modern elegance of our time; where the past is revisited, reinterpreted and emerges as a new classic.

My friendly advice, before you decide you are going to be a sheath dress bride, is that you try out all the other shapes first. Identifying the style that flatters your body shape is the wisest thing to do. If you are still convinced about the sheath wedding dress (now I can finally reveal this is also my all-time favorite style!), here are some advantages and disadvantages of wearing this cut.

Some Like It Simple


Disliking ball gowns is not at all a wedding-fashion sin, as some might think. If you have an understated taste and love contemporary looks, the sheath dress is your first (and possibly only) choice.

Going Comfy


If you want to keep a smile on your face while you show off your dance floor moves, when you have to use the ladies’ room, or every time you sit, you will need a sheath wedding gown. Anything bulky and oversized (I’m watching you, princess-y dresses!) will make it difficult to fit in certain areas. Your column dress follows your body shape and it’s really light, allowing you to move naturally. What a relief!

Less Volume, Less Money


You might have overlooked this detail, but with wedding gowns that use a lot of fabric you will end up paying extra $$$. It’s only logical if you think of it, and that is why a sheath dress, which is normally cut close to the body, may cost less. As simple as that.

The White Dress Trick


Fans of the sheath cut who are on a budget can choose a simple white gown that is not sold as a wedding dress, but can work just as fine with the appropriate bridal accessories. This trick can save you a considerable amount of money, making possible alterations cheaper, as well.

No Princess in Sight


One thing that could put off many brides-to-be is that there is nothing Cinderella-esque about the sheath dress. While a ball gown clearly gives women that fairy tale feel, a column dress may seem a little too plain to a bride who wants to stand out. If you have been dreaming of a stare-don’t-look dress since you were a little girl, forget about the discrete sheath.

That Perfect Silhouette


Another major downside of the sheath dress is that it requires a really well-proportioned body. If made of thin fabric, your gown will generously display every possible lump and bump. A column dress made of a thicker material will look rather unflattering on a pear-shaped lady. The best thing is to know your body well and choose the cut that makes you feel confident.

Hoping you found these pros and cons helpful, the question arises: to sheath or not to sheath?

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Emma Watson Outfits To Inspire Your Everyday Look

Emma Watson Outfits To Inspire Your Everyday Look

Emma Watson knows how to enhance the chic side of even the simplest everyday outfits.

From playing our favorite childhood hero to becoming a real life role model to look up to, Emma Watson’s fame is not just based on her work as actress or as the main spokeswoman of the UN campaign He for She. Her conscious use of ethical clothing brands and her beauty routines have turned her a fashion icon from whom we can get some inspiration when we’re in a fashion rut or when we just want to add some chic vibes into our look.

The core of Emma’s fashion sense is that she doesn’t go for flamboyant or showy displays of expensive brands. On the contrary, she proves simplicity is the key of elegance. It is just a matter of knowing how to combine your pieces, as simple as they may be, or choosing a single statement piece to be the main focus of your look.

If you’re looking for some inspirations for your everyday outfits, whether it is to go to the coffee shop, class, or work, the following outfits Emma Watson has worn are sure to help. Check out these casual combinations she has come up with. The best part of all: any of us can try them with the basics we’ve got in our wardrobe.










So take your pick. What old favorite will you take out from the back of your closet to create a chic yet relaxed outfit?
How to Wear a Backless Dress

How to Wear a Backless Dress

Backless dresses are an elegant, striking look for anyone looking to make a statement by showing some skin. They can be a great choice for formal and semi-formal events, but many avoid them because they can be intimidating to wear. However, if you pick the right undergarments, take good care of your skin, and accessorize properly, you can feel comfortable and beautiful in a backless dress at your next big occasion.

When you're wearing a backless or low back dress, a regular bra just won't cut it — that's an absolute fashion fact. I know that fashion rules are often made to be broken, but you don't want to be caught with an unsightly bra band going across your back, or a clasp peeking between your cleavage. So, to pull off that back cut-out dress, you're going to need to purchase a new bra solution to go along with your outfit.

Luckily, there are many solutions that don't include straps, clasps or thick bands. Since different breast sizes require different levels of support, be sure to experiment with the one that works best for you... before your big night, of course!

Choosing Undergarments


Try a low-back bra if you need more support.


These bras have a band that wraps around your stomach and lower back, providing your chest with an ample amount of support while remaining hidden beneath your dress. If you have a larger bust, this is the choice you should consider first.

Cover up with stick-on silicone gel petals if you need less support.


If your bust is smaller, you might be able to get away without wearing any support. However, if you choose to go braless, you can risk exposing yourself through thin or light-colored fabric. Avoid this by sticking specialized gel petals over your nipples.

Choosing Accessories


Choose minimal, elegant jewelry to counterbalance your daring dress.


Accessories are an important part of any outfit, but the primary purpose of a backless dress is to show off your back. Jewelry that’s prominent or flashy can draw attention away from the true focus of your look.

Pick a pair of shoes that complements your dress without distracting from it.


People usually wear backless dresses to more formal occasions or events. As such, it’s usually appropriate to choose a fancy pair of evening shoes – usually heels – to go with your dress. Just make sure that your footwear doesn’t steal the spotlight from your gown.

Avoid accessories, such as scarves, that cover your neck or back.


Again, you want your back to be the focal point of your look. Necklaces can also create a disruption by drawing the eye to a clasp or an adjustable chain instead of your back.

For Hairstyles


Try a half-up, half-down hairstyle for a demure, mysterious look.


If updos aren’t your thing, try keeping your hair partially down. Allow part of it drape down your back, but make sure that enough of your skin still shows through. Covering up slightly can heighten the attractiveness of a backless dress.

Pin up your hair to highlight the style of your dress.


You may have long, luxurious locks, but if they cover your entire back, there is not much point in wearing a backless dress. Choose a hairdo that sweeps your hair up and away in order to show off your back.

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Polka Dot Outfits For Women

Polka Dot Outfits For Women

If you want to try something special, then I am here to help you out. In today’s article, we are about to see my favorite classy polka dot outfit ideas that will drive you crazy. Believe me, every single polka dot outfit showcased in this compilation will bring everyone’s attention to you this year.

Polka dots are one of the trendiest prints ever irrespective of season and time. These have been dominating the fashion world since 1950’s. The retro appeal associated with it makes it special. Not just the vintage vibe, polka dots can be channeled to get a fashion forward look as well.

I have often seen girls feeling hesitated about wearing it. Why? Managing a proportional look is very important. If you don’t do that, you may end up on having a cheesy look. Here we have compiled different ways and techniques to wear polka dots. All of these methods make sure that you get a look that is chic, classy and easy on eyes.

A polka dot midi dress requires little-to-no styling, which is why it is summer after summer such a hero purchase. However, there are many more adventurous ways you can incorporate the print into your wardrobe in 2020. This year, many designers are splicing two or more spotty prints together created prints using more than one polka.

Scroll through our gallery of the best new ways to style polka dot












Dos and Don'ts of Polka Dots


Do…

  1. … wear them with other size polka dots.
  2. … pair them with stripes, plaid, or florals.
  3. … rock them on not only your apparel, but also your shoes, bags, or accessories.
  4. … dress them up with heels or down with sneakers.
  5. … pull them out for work or a weekend brunch with friends.

Don’t…

  • … wear too many polka dots at once – i.e. no more than three different pieces of your outfit. And only try mixing three different polka dots.
HOMEMADE BUTTERMILK BREAD RECIPE

HOMEMADE BUTTERMILK BREAD RECIPE

Buttermilk Bread baked fresh in your kitchen with this easy recipe! Buttermilk Bread is soft and has incredible flavor. Simple bread recipe that everyone loves.


Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cups buttermilk*
  • 2 TBSP melted butter
  • 2 TBSP sugar
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 3 1/2 cups all-purpose or bread flour
  • 1 TBSP yeast

Instructions

  1. Combine buttermilk, butter, and sugar in a mixing bowl. In a separate bowl, combine dry ingredients, including yeast. Whisk dry ingredients together to combine, then add to buttermilk mixture in the mixing bowl. (I use a Kitchenaid Mixer.) Mix ingredients until well combined. I like about a quarter sized amount of dough to be sticking on the very bottom. If your dough looks a bit dry, add in another splash of buttermilk. Once you've achieved a good consistency, mix the dough on low for about 6-7 minutes. (Or knead by hand about 10 minutes.) Proper kneading is critical to great textured homemade bread!
  2. Once dough is done kneading, cover and let rise in a warm place for about 1 hour; until dough has doubled in size.
  3. Punch dough down and knead several times. Shape dough (I like to roll mine, then tuck the ends under) and place in a greased bread loaf pan. Place dough back in the warm spot and let it rise for another 30-45 minutes.
  4. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Bake dough for about 30-35 minutes- until top is golden brown. Let cool and slice.
You can substitute regular milk + lemon juice for buttermilk, but you won't quite get the full texture and flavor of this bread. So add buttermilk to the grocery list; you'll love it!
You can make this recipe in a bread machine! No changes needed either. Add the ingredients to your bread machine pan in the order listed above. Before you add in the yeast, make a small well in the flour and place it there. I used the Basic White Bread setting with a light crust.

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