





Commonly used in the late 18th and early 19th centuries (and inspired by ancient Greek-Roman styles), this waistline hits just below the bust. (For visual reference, watch any Jane Austin movie adaptation.) From evening gowns to baby-doll dresses, it remains a fashion-forward (and flattering) silhouette.
I want the yellaow coat. It's fantastic. So are the gloves.<3
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Love the first white dress.
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