Elegant Alice is a modern label that moves at the speed of the high-street while maintaining a high level of luxury quality and craftsmanship. Making ready-to-wear from an entirely new perspective, Lavish Alice creates a fresh and distinctive mix of femininity and modernity that is unlike anything else on the market.
LAVISH ALICE UK is an international, contemporary womenswear label that has gained the attention of A-List celebrities such as Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Gigi Hadid and Ashley Graham, Jessica Biel, Eva Longoria and Olivia Munn, as well as Nicole Richie and Gigi Hadid. Everyone in Fifth Harmony dressed in Lavish Alice ensembles for the 2017 Teen Choice Awards, which took place in Los Angeles.
The in-house design team takes great pride in having a thorough understanding of composition, form, and fit, among other things. Clothes serve a function and must be functional, but they also understand that how a garment makes the wearer feel is important: how the body moves in clothes and how they feel to the touch.
The design team’s meticulous attention to detail, which incorporates couture-inspired design techniques, results in luxurious, finely crafted pieces that showcase these artisan skills to the fullest extent possible This is not throwaway fashion; rather, it is effortless, timeless, and an investment piece to cherish.
Curve cross back cowl neck midi dress in corn flower blue
Cowl necklines are defined as those on a garment that have draped, rounded folds around the neckline that fall below the collarbone. Cowl necklines first became popular in the 1930s, though it is believed that they were inspired by the fashions of Ancient Greece at the time.
A cowl neck is a type of neckline that is made up of loosely draped fabric that wraps around the collarbone. Madeleine Vionnet designed the neckline in the 1920s, based on her research into ancient Grecian sculptures, and it became popular. The cowl, a feature of monastic dress that serves as both a collar and a hood, is credited with giving the style its name.
The funnel neckline and drapes of the looser cowl neck sweater draw attention to your collarbone. A cowl neck is frequently seen on knit tops and sweaters, and it should play a significant role in your chilly weather wardrobe selections.
cowl Please include me on the list. Share. A cowl is a piece of clothing that has a very loose neckline or hood. Christian monks frequently dress in a robe-like garment with a cowl around their necks. Use the term cowl to describe the hood of a long, wide-sleeved garment, or to refer to the garment in its entirety.
The top edge of a garment that surrounds the neck, especially when viewed from the front, is referred to as the neckline. The term “neckline” also refers to the overall line drawn between all of a person’s layers of clothing and the area around his or her neck and shoulders, ignoring any unseen undergarments.
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Curve wrap blazer dress in orange
Consider the blazer dress—also known as a tuxedo dress—as a modern style for nontraditional or less formal occasions such as weddings and receptions.
Trends come and go, and if there is one trend that has returned time and time again, it is the blazer dress. Blazer dresses have been around for a long time, and they are still going strong. Blazer dresses have continued to make an appearance and stand out in a variety of designs, silhouettes, and colours.
Blazers look great worn over dresses, and they can help to make an outfit more comfortable while also adding warmth and style. If you want to make a statement with your outfit, opt for a blazer in a contrasting colour. If you’re in a more formal mood, consider wearing a blazer that blends into your dress for a streamlined, classy appearance instead.
To bring out the more serious look of your blazer, try a chignon, french twist, or a sleek pony tail…. loose waves, a messy bun, or a braided up do will be more complementary to your look. Hair clips, hats, and scarves in a variety of colours and patterns can be used to complement each of these looks.
It’s no secret that a well-chosen blazer can transform even the most basic of ensembles. Despite the fact that this sophisticated silhouette is as classic and professional as they come, it is not frequently associated with life after six o’clock.
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Curve Off Shoulder Wrap Ponte Dress in Sage
A cowl neck is a type of neckline that is made up of loosely draped fabric that wraps around the collarbone. Necklines of a variety of garments can be described by this term, ranging from the draped neckline of an evening gown to the raised neckline of knitwear that is similar to a turtleneck in appearance. Madeleine Vionnet designed the neckline in the 1920s, based on her research into ancient Grecian sculptures, and it became popular. The cowl, a feature of monastic dress that serves as both a collar and a hood, is credited with giving the style its name.
Cowl necklines are defined as those on a garment that have draped, rounded folds around the neckline that fall below the collarbone. Cowl necklines first became popular in the 1930s, though it is believed that they were inspired by the fashions of Ancient Greece at the time.
Cowl necks that are enormous…. In comparison to the more traditional turtleneck (or Polo neck, depending on where you live), the cowl neck is more relaxed, and it is more fashionable now than ever! Ensure that your knit is a nice, loose-fitting, thick one that is preferably in an earthy hue in order to make this look very “now.”
Cowlnecks are flattering on both large and small busts, and they go well with a variety of face shapes. If the fabric is too bulky, it can make your neck appear shorter than it actually is.
The funnel neckline and drapes of the looser cowl neck sweater draw attention to your collarbone. A cowl neck is frequently seen on knit tops and sweaters, and it should play a significant role in your chilly weather wardrobe selections.
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