And while Chanel may have laid down the design principle and made it accessible to women of all classes and financial backgrounds, it was Christian Dior, who gave it drama, and Hubert de Givenchys creation for Audrey Hepburns character Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffanys that defined the look forever
Style it with strappy heeled sandals and a minimal clutch to let the silhouette speak for itself, or layer a sleek blazer over the shoulders for the walk there
Available in three stunning colors: ivory, black, and indigo
Lavetir One of the only times I suggest wearing black for a photoshoot
That is, its a bit like the famous duck-rabbit illusion although people can easily flip back and forth between the duck and the rabbit, whereas far fewer people have reported seeing the dress as both colors
With its 2 in 1 outfit design potential, it transitions effortlessly from day to night, proving why its a favorite for classy formal dresses lovers