Are you eager for Cyber Monday deals that slash our low prices even more? Everything on the JJ’s House website is on sale during this extended fashion extravaganza. We’ll kick things off with the best cyber deals – a 12% discount on all purchases you make on Cyber Monday, November 27. You can also enjoy the biggest black Friday deals on the 24th and our six-day Cyber Week Sale with 5% off on all order totals from the 28th of Nov. to the 3rd of Dec. Collect various dress styles and holiday gifts using the tips below.
Popular Silhouettes
Determine your ideal cuts that will inspire confidence in your appearance. Consider these common options available on special occasion dresses and wedding dresses:
Empire Waist: Choose empire waist styles for flattering contours that emphasize your bust. This cut also disguises your full midsection and undefined waist. Raised waistlines sit just under your breasts as the skirts flare slightly downward.
Sheath: If you’re slim with minimal curves, hunt for form-fitting sheaths. Straight vertical lines run like columns from your bust to your thighs on long gowns and hemlines on short dresses. This silhouette will flatter your sexy figure.
A-line: Apple and pear-shaped women love these cuts that conceal their full midriffs, tummies, hips, and thighs. This classic princess bride silhouette looks beautiful on all body types. Fitted bodices taper to your waist. Torso-to-floor lines flow outward to wider hemlines. Linear panels create slimming effects, drawing eyes vertically down dress seams.
Mermaid: These looks compliment most figures, emphasizing torso, and leg lengths. On long gowns, body-hugging fabric flares outward dramatically from your knees to wider hemlines. Resulting mermaid shapes mold and accentuate your curves in alluring ways, so they’re popular for special occasions. Shorter lengths feature higher, abbreviated flares.
Ball Gown: Fairy tale inspirations suit formal occasions best. Below fitted bodices, full and perhaps multilayered skirts flare from your waist to the floor. They flatter most body types. Try ball gowns if your waist is small. For a pear-shaped figure, dramatically voluminous skirts can camouflage broad hips and thighs.
Design Elements
Winning designs and fashions are evolving as time advances. Meanwhile, trends nowadays would recommend the following:
Halter Neckline: Dreamy and romantic! Pick halters that fasten around your neck to expose your shoulders and define your bust. For a bold look, check for backless styles.
Draped fabric: Do you want to look as dreamy as a Grecian goddess? Search for softly flowing material that hangs on bodice fronts and/or backs loosely.
Sparkling Accent: Beads, sequins, and rhinestones add to the star-like effect of an attire. Pick out a dress with the perfect glittering accents for an eye-catching look at the Christmas party.
Drop Waist: Some dresses feature lowered waistlines. Basque-cut styles showcase fitted U or V shapes that extend below your natural waist. Both looks elongate torsos, so they’re ideal if you’re short-waisted and curvy. Retro waists from the 1950s boast full-circle skirts. Vintage frocks that stay true to the French Basque regions 1923 designs include snug bodices and long sleeves.
Ideal Fabrics for the Holiday
Cyber Week is usually the time of the year to buy anything at affordable rates. It is also a sign that would say “Christmas is near and it is the best time for me to buy gifts for the season.” It is no question that it is also the winter season, wherein people need things that are warm and comfortable. Excellent fabrics would include the following.
Cotton: This is undeniably the best fabric for all seasons. It is warm for the cold season and cool for hot weather.
Wool: This would be one of the reasons why sheep are very important in the clothing industry. Aside from supplying delicious and clean meat, it also gives us wool fabric that provides warmth during the cold season.
Faux Fur: This is also known as fake fur, however, it is comfortable and fashionable. While it enhances your style, it also makes you feel warm.
Chiffon: Chiffon usually consists of silk, cotton, nylon, polyester, or rayon. It is a light-weight material that is ideal for casual dresses, evening gowns, and other special occasion dresses.
Velvet: Velvet is often linked with the royalty. It is regarded to be one of the most expensive fabrics, however, one of the best materials in the world of fashion.
Fabric Colors
While most buy for the December holidays, some are also starting to buy for the spring and summer, especially the brides-to-be and their bridal party. Pantone’s trendy seasonal color spectrum includes feel-good shades and uplifting tones. These reflect playful fun. Optimistic and confident qualities infuse dresses with new vitality. Tonal experimentation exceeds traditional guidelines’ limitations.
Standout seasonal shades include:
Yellow: Lively, outgoing, and positive yellow glistens with joy, illuminating our world.
Lime Green: Sharply pungent, this citrus green variation is striking and energetic.
Cool Green: Retro yet modern, this cooler, cleaner green features a spa-like hint of blue.
Sky Blue: The traditional shade for baby boys makes new promises for this year and in the coming year. Everyone can embrace enduring possibilities under expansive blue skies.
Lavender: A soft, romantic hue creates charming, soothing tranquility.
Purple: Purple conveys ingenuity and originality. Royal purple leaves a magically fascinating and intriguing impression.
Coral: Subtle yet alluring coral’s understated appeal is enticing.
Fuchsia: Dramatically flamboyant, fuchsia’s beguiling charms make it a tantalizing choice.
Red: This bold primary color exudes energy and heat. Demanding attention, red’s courageous, impossible to ignore intensity is alive viscerally.
Chocolate: Rich chocolate brown represents substance and strength
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