Choosing an evening dress is always a balance between the desire to shine and comfort.
Length becomes the main dictator of the image: she changes the proportions, sets the mood and dictates the rules of etiquette. It's possible to figure it out without the help of a stylist if you know the key principles, take into account the features of the figure and the nature of the event. In this guide, we will analyze the four main lengths, provide comparison tables, lists of recommendations, and inspirational quotes so that your choice becomes informed and flawless.
A mini dress is boldness, dynamics and an emphasis on legs. Ideal for cocktail parties, club events and informal dinners. Visually lengthens the silhouette. Suitable for slender girls of medium and tall stature. Owners of curvy hips or short legs should be careful: the length above the knee can upset the balance of proportions. The key rule of the mini is moderation in details. If the dress is short, the neckline should be restrained, and the accessories should be concise. Choose dense fabrics: satin, velvet, thick crepe. They keep their shape and do not show through when moving.
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Rosalinda DM-1212 |
Adolina DM-1197 |
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Midi is a universal hit that suits almost everyone. The length to the middle of the calf or just below the knee creates an elegant, restrained look. Ideal for formal receptions, wedding guests, theaters and business social events. The midi hides the imperfections of the knees and calves, visually stretches the silhouette with the right cut. A-line silhouette, pleated or straight cut - choose depending on the type of figure. The main advantage of midi is the ability to play with shoes: from classic pumps to fashionable strappy sandals. For an evening out, give preference to silk, guipure or light crepe with lining.
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Elysia DM-1235 |
Magnolia DM-1226 |
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Maxi is a royal length. A floor-length dress is associated with luxury, smooth lines and solemnity. It emphasizes height, hides leg imperfections and creates a floating effect.; the silhouette. Ideal for gala dinners, awards shows and winter events. It is important to consider the fit of the waist: an overstated waist lengthens the legs, an understated waist adds volume. Fabrics should be light so as not to make the image heavier. Maxi requires attention to shoes: a heel is required, otherwise the hem will drag on the floor. Pay attention to the incisions: a side or front incision will add dynamics and make walking easier.
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Cleo DM-1202 |
Elara DM-1220 |
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