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| Dior |
Things you don’t have to do this season: Act like a girl, think like a girl, play like a girl (whatever that means). But one you might consider: Dress like a girl! These super-femme pieces are just the ticket. Here are ten easy ways to pull off winter's ladylike trend.
Choose a bubble shape
What keeps these dresses from OD’ing on sugar? The crisp black and slate grey color schemes.
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| Dior |
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| Dior |
Go corset-inspired
The structured bodice-full skirt look that’s everywhere this winter flatters curves. (You don’t have to expose much cleavage—but if you want to, now’s the moment.)
The structured bodice-full skirt look that’s everywhere this winter flatters curves. (You don’t have to expose much cleavage—but if you want to, now’s the moment.)
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| Dior |
Load up on girly details
You’ll feel sweet in pastels, ruffles, fur and metallic belts. Do them all or just one; you can’t go wrong!
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| Dior |
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| Prada |
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| Prada |
Fake an hourglass
Only about, oh, .001 percent of women have a perfect, natural one. My trick: a dress or overcoat that cinches at the waist and poufs softly at the hips.
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| Jonathan Saunders |
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| Jonathan Saunders |
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| Jonathan Saunders |
Play with your silhouette
A fuller skirt with low heels is a nice change from the usual pencil-skirt-‘n’-heels combo.
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| Jonathan Saunders |
Accent your rear
A pencil shape hugs in exactly the right places. Hello, curves.
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| Louis Vuitton |
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| Louis Vuitton |
Do a million ruffles
Anything 3-D like this will make you feel like it’s your party (even when it’s not)!
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| Celine |
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| Lanvin |
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| Lanvin |
Be all Audrey Hepburn
The sixties gamine’s skinny ankle trouser is charming with a wicked-high heel, tucked in turtleneck and structured tote.
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| Marc Jacobs |
Try some sheer bits
Peekaboo fabric on a top or skirt feels all dressed up when mixed with impact prints in sleek silhouettes.
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| Burberry |
Wear the “lady tie”
This kind of seventies secretary look isn’t one bit prissy—just pretty!
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| Rodebjer |
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| Rodebjer |
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| Rodebjer |
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