subject: Fashion Goddess Rules - Suitable Evening Dresses For Business Events [print this page] Some of the most typical questions I get all seem to belong to one category: "Exactly what are the rules regarding ideal evening dresses for company events?" Fashion Goddess Rule #47 is: Corporate affair dresses shall be neither overly lewd nor too cabaret.
Overly Racy - Front
You've got a wonderful bosom and you aren't seeing an issue with showing it off. That's reasonable. However, if you are participating in a company function, you'd like good remark, not people staring at your rack.
It's possible to offer the suggestion of voluptuousness without full disclosure. If you're a fan of Faviana evening dresses, #5802 is a superb model. It is a Grecian style dress having a low-cut neckline. Not way too low but just low enough to captivate.
Too Racy - Back
You could be mistaken for Jennifer Lopez from behind. I am envious! However, if you are attending a company affair, you want to stimulate with your brain, not your own behind. It's okay to put on a form-fitting gown as long as the contour of your entire body is left up to the thoughts.
In the event you possess any, or have got your eye on any La Femme evening dresses, you are in good fortune. La Femme has a technique of fashioning a baggy fitting gown from clingy fabric. So as you move, there's a touch of a contour here and a hint of a curve there.
Overly Risqu - Bottom
You have spectacular hip and legs, why cover them up? Alright. However, if you are going to a corporate event you want to network with your eyes and not your legs.
If you can lean over to retrieve a fallen business card without showing your entire business, you are golden. If it is possible to cross your legs without your co-worker's eyes crossing from jolt, AOK.
Tony Bowls evening gowns have the ability to marry mini lengths with highest sophistication. Here's an example, #TS21009 falls approximately six inches above the knee in a very smart set of black stain ribbons.
Overly Burlesque - Ideal Color Selections
By too burlesque, I mean too dramatic, theatrical, showy, etc. This excludes showy colors like red, yellow, orange, as well as loud designs and patterns. Stay with neutral shades like mauve, beige and ivory. And Black is often safe.
One exception, in the event you work in an arts-oriented sector, you could possibly get away by having an artsy print. For example, if you are a steward at an art gallery or are a gallery owner, you might like Jasz evening dresses. Particularly style #4135, which jogs my memory of an abstract Picasso painting.
Overly Cabaret - The correct Embellishments
I'm frequently asked how to pull off getting an evening dress on the web when you can barely see the details. You have to make use of the zoom function on the merchandise pages. This is especially important when looking for company functions. Zoom in and get rid of anything with overly cheesy details.
If you are looking at Precious Formals evening dresses, something like the H5191 slip dress will probably be perfect. In case you are browsing Night Moves evening dresses, 6070 carries a portion of twinkle.
Overly Burlesque - Just how much Skin?
I am a fan of slits in dresses. And a nicely planned see-through panel can be quite captivating. But these are not suited for corporate events.
No exceptions. No back or even side slits and no heart-shaped cut-out over your tummy - definitely not if you wish to save your job and/or be respected. Both of those Terani evening dresses and Sherri Hill evening dresses focus on feminine outlines without actually exposing them.
