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A-Line
An A-shaped silhouette that is smaller at the top and slightly flares at the bottom; flattering on most body types.
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Empire
A silhouette in which the waistline sits directly under the bust; lengthens the body. |
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Full Skirt
A silhouette that is fitted at the bodice and has a voluminous skirt; creates the illusion of a smaller waist. |
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Mermaid
A silhouette that hugs throughout the body and flares below the knee; accentuates curves. |
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Sheath
A silhouette that fits closely to the body and flows straight down from the neckline to the hem; provides coverage and works well with most body types. |
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Halter
A strapless silhouette that is held up by a strap around the back of the neck; provides support for the bust. |
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Off the shoulder
A silhouette that falls below the shoulders but has sleeves over the arms; provides coverage and works well for most body types. |
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One-Shoulder
A sleeveless silhouette that has an asymmetrical neckline across the front and back of the body; creates front coverage and provides bust support. |
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Spaghetti Strap
A silhouette with thin straps that attach to the bodice of the dress; flattering on most body types. |
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Square
A sleeveless silhouette with a straight neckline and wider shoulder straps; provides additional support for the bust. |
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Strapless
Leave the neck and shoulders completely bare; can have a variety of necklines. |
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Sweetheart
A strapless silhouette that creates a heart shaped neckline; enhances the bust. |
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