Showing posts with label black and white cocktail dresses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black and white cocktail dresses. Show all posts

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Short Cocktail Dresses: Black VS White


Emma Stone Dress
 The famous film star Emma Stone recently attended the MTV Movie Awards. She made a grand entrance with an eye-catching cocktail style sheath dress. The dress featured strapless neckline with a split. Lovely peplum adorned the waist. Black bodice made a contrast to the white mini skirt, which looked quite natural and attractive.
In fact, black and white have always been two classic colors in cocktail dress fashion. Cocktail dress with sexy black looks seductive and fascinating. It is the top choice of many sexy ladies. White cocktail dress lacks sexiness but still catches eyes, which is popular among young girls. No matter whether it is a wedding cocktail party or a prom cocktail party, a white cocktail dress will be decent. Both the black cocktail dress and the white one have their own style.
Although black and white are two contrasting colors, they can still match well with each other on single cocktail dress. The above Emma’s dress is a good example. White cocktail dresses adorned with black trim are also common. The most commonly seen one is those white ones featuring black sashes. Besides, you may also find white cocktail dresses with black hemline, black embroidery, black lace overlay, and so on. In a word, these two colors can really be natural on one cocktail dress.
Which color of cocktail dress do you like best, black, white, or the mixture of black and white?

balck cocktail dress

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balck and white cocktail dress

Monday, May 7, 2012

Black and White Cocktail Dresses


Black color and white color are contrast colors. Someone may think that the two colors cannot be coordinating with each other if they appear in one single dress. In fact, black can really match white perfectly in one dress.
Please appreciate the following black and white cocktail dresses. Some apply the two colors in a proportion of 1:1. The others use one color to decorate the other, such as black dress with white trim, white ruffles, and so on. These combinations of black and white look not alternative but natural and attractive. The two contrast colors matches well with each other.
Besides, you can also find some other natural collocations of black and white. For example, a white dress with a black sash may also looks quite pretty. A little black dress with a delicate handmade flower is also attractive.
Have seen such dramatic black and white cocktail dresses, are you still think it is not harmonious to use the two colors in one single dress?

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