Salon number one: The consultant literally said, "But black is for funerals." Like it was 1952 and wearing black was scandalous
Its rustic charm and beautiful views made their special day even more enjoyable
The square-neckline and A-line silhouette look great on just about any body type
[1] The scene with the black dress has been referenced in several films
A quick wholesale assortment view How I keep the 20 styles from overlapping I separate them by neckline (strapless, halter, one-shoulder) I separate them by waist placement (empire, standard, drop waist) I separate them by occasion (workwear, casual, event) I keep only one hero fabric story per drop for each occasion group How do neckline, waist placement, and hem length change the A-line effect
The best shoes in the world cannot save pants that are too long, too baggy, or poorly tailored