"In actuality, there were plenty of black dresses before that date, including many by Chanel herself, and black was already a fashionable colour but there's something about this moment and the way it embodies the modernising spirit of the 1920s." That moment is how the new show begins the largest fashion exhibition the National Museum of Scotland has ever staged - a simple crepe de chine dress made by Chanel in 1926, borrowed from the Kunstgewerbemuseum in Berlin
In lieu of conventional invitations, every guest received a muslin jacket with their names on it and was asked to wear it to the show for the most interactive experiencesome, like Anna Wintour, complying despite the sweltering summer heat
I would discourage you from using a plain gray or low-opacity black for your shadows: use a light color, like a cute lilac, a warm pink, or a light blue
Vintage inspired, this petticoat dress features a bishop sleeve, peter pan collar, & merrow edge finishing
the Sutton Slip Dress will have you turn heads all evening