Every One Needs a Litle Black Dress

Everyone needs a little black dress. Right? That's what I've heard for years, but not every girl has her little black dress.

The Little Black Dress has a lot of history, dating back to the early 1900's when black was most often worn for mourning. After World War I, it was being worn so often it no longer was so unusual to see, and in 1926 Coco Chanel published her little black dress design in American Vogue, effectively making it an iconic and versatile addition to every woman's wardrobe.

 Little black dress has its charm. With cute and lovely fashion sense, it can make a girl fashion and unique. It is now very popular at graduation, prom, wedding and dating.

You need to choose one for yourself. See the following dresses, you can choose one as you like.

 

Some vintage black dresses tea length are still popular.

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Little Black Dress with Stylish Train

Just like blue jeans, basic white tees, and pumps, black dresses are also classic 

pieces of women's clothing. And yet little black dress is no doubt an essential for a 

woman's wardrobe. 

Little black dress is very simple and elegant, which is why it is very nice to pair it 

with different accessories. Pearls or silvers will be the perfect match. Traditionally, 

little black dress is short and usually above knee length and sheath, it can show a 

woman's  perfect body shape . As time goes on, little black dress begins to be 

diversified and not that "little" any more. They may go with tea length or ankle 

length, that's nothing new. But LBD with  a flowing big train in the back will be the 

most outstanding  ever. Deep v cut on the bust with shining sequins decoration will 

make you eye-catching anywhere and anytime. Flowing back tencel  train states your 

queen style. Shining sequined bust and skirt make you sparkling, try this dress if you 

are trendy and bold enough,  it will definitely make your day!

Sexy v cut
Sequined bust and skirt

Flowing back train

Little Black Dress with Chic Beading

A Little Black Dress. An LBD. A Little Black Number. They say no young lady's wardrobe is complete without one.
As a pioneering designer, Coco Chanel did tremendous good for women’s fashion.Before Coco, women were still living in the discomfort of corsets, long dresses, and 
lots of lace.Her ideas and insights helped women to dress more simply and diversified the fashion world.
Believe it or not, beaded little black dress will make your wardrobe more diversified. 
The traditional little black dress is somehow dull and toneless without any embellishments. Illusion neck and floral beads decoration will surely make your LBD look different and unconventional.  Beading on  the waist is a very good way to flatter your figure, and draw people's attention to your cinched waist. 
 LBD with light tulle fabric and beading embellishments will no doubt be one of your favs, just wear yours and party!

Beading on the waist

Light tulle fabric

How to Select Your Little Black Dress

Little Black dress, also known as "LBD",  is an essential for every woman, how to 

pick one that best suits you is a lesson every woman should learn.

1. Small bust

If you weren't endowed with ample breasts, avoid deep plunging necklines. Instead, 

select dresses with a scoop or bandeau neck and sequins or other adornments to add 

a little dimension up top. Layered necklaces are very popular right now and they can 

add some dimension and depth to your bust.

2.Big bust

Dresses with halter tops and deep V's are very attractive for women who want to 

accentuate their big bust. Select fabrics that skim your body rather than bind, which 

can make your breasts look too big.

3. Heavy arms

Sleeveless and cap sleeve dresses aren't for you. Instead, select billowy, bell sleeves 

that are 3/4 or even full-length to hide flabby arms.

4.Short body

To draw the attention away from your lower body, select a dress with a plunging V-

neck, halter top or embellished neckline.

Have known what body type you have, you just need to check the following classic 

LBDs, which one is your style?

Halter neck with beading

Half sleeves with lace applique

Deep V neck

Little Black Dress--- Not That "Little"

"One is never over-dressed or underdressed with a little black dress", Karl 

Lagerfeld once said.

"Black is the most slimming of all colors. It is the most flattering. You can wear 

black at any time. You can wear it at any age. You can wear it for almost any 

occasion. I could write a book about black."-Christian Dior

Who doesn't love a little black dress? So versatile, so flattering, so classy. And 

classy is the original black.

Most LBD’s are so versatile and they can really make getting dressed easy, since 

they can be styled in so many different ways with accessories. Style yours with 

pearls, heels, and usually the higher the better.

Today is for vintage. As LBD goes versatile, now some are not that "little" any 

more, tea length LBD goes with black lace in vintage style is going hotter. Sexy V cut 

creates a beautiful sweetheart shape, all transform vintage and mystery. A strapless 

neck with ankle length  is also a good one,  transparent black lace skirt possesses an 

air of understated elegance and glamour. 

 Which one of the two gets your attention?

Which kind of LBD is your favorite, and how would you like to style your favorite 

little black dress?

Little Black Dress in Lace

Ah, those three special words: Little Black Dress. The LBD can always be counted upon to provide instant class, and the variations are endless. What's even more classic than the Little Black Dress? It has been a staple in fashion and it is believed that every woman should at least own one. Women have been told that the LBD is the essential, one that will take you practically anywhere. Well, who's the person behind the dress? A little bit of fashion history for you.
Coco Chanel made the LBD a widespread phenomena in 1920. According to Chanel, she wanted the dress to be versatile, long-lasting, affordable and accessible to the widest market possible. Since then, every woman wanted to grab a hold of the famous dress. Now, innovative designs are coming out but its true elegance and sophistication will remain untouched.
Today I am going to introduce you two classic lace little black dresses. The delicate  black lace covers the whole dress and creates a classic and yet vintage look. The first one featuring semi-transparent elaborate lace on the neck and up back  no doubt add a special taste to this "LBD". And the second stands out with scalloped decoration on the waist part  which is the perfect combination of the the classic and the mordern. Your dress could be SOMETHING with a pair of black high heels and a red lip.

How would you style your own LBD? I hope you'd have fun in your mix-n-match!

Classic Little Black Dresses

I believe every girl's wardrobe is never lack of a little black dress, because it will 

never be out of date due to the timeless color. So what's your favourite little black 

dress, what does it look like? Do you want to own it that is totally in your own design 

and for your preference? It's not a dream any more, just send a sample to us and tell 

us your special requirements and it's all done, so easy, isn't it? Today let's introduce 

two kinds of classic little black dresses for you.

The first one features a very sexy plunging V neck and cap sleeves, ramps up a sexy 

appeal on you. Figure-flattering silhouette with two flowy sashes in the front adding 

the right amount of fashion. This dress is your wardrobe must-have and perfect for 

evening outings.

The second one is inspired by the Grammy Awards Dress, the dress is flattered by a 

beaded waistband, and the whole skirt is in pleated style, every detail of the dress 

transforms your elegance and feminity. Try it and you will be as shining as the star. 

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Little Black Dresses We Are Obsessed With

 Fashion historians ascribe the origins of the little black dress to the 1920s designs of 

Coco Chanel and Jean Patou intended to be long-lasting, versatile, affordable, 

accessible to the widest market possible and in a neutral color. Its ubiquity is such 

that it is often simply referred to as the "LBD".

The "little black dress" is considered essential to a complete wardrobe by many 

women and fashion observers, who believe it a "rule of fashion" that every woman 

should own a simple, elegant black dress that can be dressed up or down depending 

on the occasion: for example, worn with a jacket and pumps for daytime business 

wear or with more ornate jewelry and accessories for evening. Because it is meant to 

be a staple of the wardrobe for a number of years, the style of the little black dress 

ideally should be as simple as possible: a short black dress that is too clearly part of a 

trend would not qualify because it would soon appear dated.

Here are some classic little dresses with simple but beautiful design. You will find one 

you like.

The first one is very beautiful with a lovely ruffled skirt, top with delicate lace 

decoration. Perfect for your evening outings.

The second one is very sexy with a beaded halter style, the beading extends to the 

back. The delicate beading decoration combines with the sexy open back perfectly.

Give it a fashion lady smell.

And the last one features a very fitted silhouette with a key hole on the back, chic and 

pretty. 

These charming little black dresses are worth having.