The little black dress
has been a go-to item in women's closets for
decades.
With the holidays approaching,
make sure you have one in your closet.
It can be accessorized in infinite ways
and is always a classic.
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| Anne Hathaway dresses hers up with a gorgeous red peep-toe. |
Vogue magazine said that
the LBD
would become
"a sort of uniform for all women of taste."
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| Katie Holmes with a nude shoe |
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| Kate Winslet syle |
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| Jessica Alba with a red satin shoe |
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| Always stunningly simple Jennifer Aniston |
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| Halle Berry -wow! |
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| Gwyneth Paltrow |
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| Fergie, also wearing red footwear |
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| Blake Lively in one of my favorite LBDs |
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| Angelina Jolie is simply chic |
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| Angelina in St. John |
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| One of my faves, Anne Hathaway |
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| Emma Stone also rockin' the red shoe |
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| Ditto with Rachel Bilson |
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| Scarlett Johansson in black head to toe |
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| Nicole Ritchie in an asymmetrical LBD with leopard |
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| 3 x K = KLBD Who did the LBD best? |
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| Nobody does it better that Kate and Diana |
Wallace Simpson, the Duchess of
Windsor
was quoted as saying,
"When a little black dress is
right,
there is nothing else to
wear in it's place."
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| Innovator Coco Chanel |
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| Rita Hayworth as the iconic "Gilda" |
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| Look at that figure on Natalie Wood! |
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| Marilyn Monroe in an outfit that is still so "in' today |
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| Lauren Bacall in black satin |
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| the captivating Elizabeth Taylor |
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| Marilyn in a simple but plunging LBD |
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| Grace Kelly in "Rear Window" |
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| Jackie Kennedy in a classic shift |
"Black outfits are being paired
with
a single embellishment such as
the fabulous little black dress
with a pearl detail at the neck -very
Audrey Hepburn."
--Betsy Thompson
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P.S. Even Elaine sported an LBD
in this famous dance scene! |
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Anne Hatheway and Emma Stone are looking so fabulous in it! Love the black dresses, they are always looking chic!
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You amassed a lovely collection of LBDs on some really fabulous women. Hard to pick a favorite but I think I have to go with vintage Liz Taylor and the awesome Natalie Wood. Today's contemporaries will go down in the history books eventually! Mostly I just love that young and old women are dressing really, really well. I can't think how much fun it is to be rich, with a great figure and be able to buy fab, exceptionally-sewn clothes with sumptuous fabrics. It's wearable art.
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ReplyDeleteI love the lbd...just wish I had more occasions to wear one. Some great ones in this collection and they never go out of style really! Hmmm....I might need a new one for the holidays.
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ReplyDeleteThese dresses are gorgeous! I love how the old-fashioned ones are all so timeless and elegant and wearable today.
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I love the way this post is put together- which i had some of the dresses. Lou
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