Fashion
Hyland, 25, arrived at the party in a silver mini dress with a bubble hemline, her blonde lob styled in messy waves, wearing coordinating smoky, silvery eye makeup. She accessorized with a few statement rings and strappy black heels.
Winter, 18, showed off her curves in a black low-cut top and black skirt with a thigh-high slit that displayed her lacy black bra and toned legs. The TV star paired the sexy LBD with a lace choker and matching black heels.
Notes.
Bubble hemline.
Lob = long bob.
In ancient days, kings often wear bold sapphire statement rings, as it was believed that the stone helps in making wise decisions.
Choker. During the French Revolution, women took to wearing red ribbons around their necks to pay homage to those who met their death at the guillotine. The ribbon could be worn around the neck, or another fashion came in the form of an X around the shoulders and back. Manet’s famous painting, “Olympia,” (1863) depicted a prostitute wearing a black ribbon around her neck. During this era, a ribbon around the neck could mean a woman was a prostitute. Some of history’s most famous chokers can be found in Degas’ ballerina paintings, of which he did many in the 1870s and 1880s. Alexandra, Princess of Wales, reportedly wore thick rows of pearls and velvet to cover a scar on her neck which made her self-conscious. She was influential in expanding the trend.
LBD. A little black dress (LBD) is a black evening or cocktail dress, cut simply and often quite short.
Winter, 18, showed off her curves in a black low-cut top and black skirt with a thigh-high slit that displayed her lacy black bra and toned legs. The TV star paired the sexy LBD with a lace choker and matching black heels.
Notes.
Bubble hemline.
Lob = long bob.
In ancient days, kings often wear bold sapphire statement rings, as it was believed that the stone helps in making wise decisions.
Choker. During the French Revolution, women took to wearing red ribbons around their necks to pay homage to those who met their death at the guillotine. The ribbon could be worn around the neck, or another fashion came in the form of an X around the shoulders and back. Manet’s famous painting, “Olympia,” (1863) depicted a prostitute wearing a black ribbon around her neck. During this era, a ribbon around the neck could mean a woman was a prostitute. Some of history’s most famous chokers can be found in Degas’ ballerina paintings, of which he did many in the 1870s and 1880s. Alexandra, Princess of Wales, reportedly wore thick rows of pearls and velvet to cover a scar on her neck which made her self-conscious. She was influential in expanding the trend.
LBD. A little black dress (LBD) is a black evening or cocktail dress, cut simply and often quite short.