Neckline: scoop, square, V-neck, sweetheart, halter, high neck, boat neck, cowl, collar or asymmetrical Bodice: straight, adjusted, gathered, wrap-over, draped or corset Sleeves: sleeveless, spaghetti straps, strapless, off the shoulder, cap, short, long, bell, kimono or puff Waistline: shift, empire, high, natural, drop, blouson, peplum or basque Skirt: A-line, princess dress, sheath, trumpet, mermaid, asymmetrical, high-low or bubble Dress length: mini, knee length, midi, tea, maxi or full Take your time with this part and play around with different styles and combinations
The cocktail dress This scene is the first time we see Vivian in her new up-scaled wardrobe and (as Edwards expression emphasises) its almost impossible to look away
Without being aware about the ambiguity of the image and the complex interplay between object colours and cues about illuminations, observers may not understand how other observers may see the dress in different colours
Now it is time to add the taco salad toppings
This delicate mermaid silhouette is pure magic, with seaming through the low hip and a gentle yet voluminous skirt that flares into a breathtaking shaped train
