The tea-length hem flares just enough to create soft, fluid movement when you walk or dance (because you will want to dance in this dress)
According to fashion historians, the A-line silhouette gained prominence in the late 1950s, popularized by designers like Christian Dior, who revolutionized womens fashion with this elegant, flattering cut
If you prefer to wear your hair down, though, you have possibilities outside of just your standard loose curls
This only helped the popularity of the LBD as for once it wasnt necessary to spend a fortune to look amazing
The beauty of this dress lies in its simplicity, and yet it makes a powerful statement
In addition to the necklace, Carpenter wore a stunning 10.10-carat oval brilliant diamond ring that drew attention to her graceful hands