Meanwhile, no race day is complete without headwear, and as the dress was already quite busy, I went for an oversized bow by Nerida Winter
Back: Open, lace-up
Unleash your inner elegance with the Woya Dress, a captivating masterpiece crafted for the bold and sophisticated woman
Fit : Fitted bodice with a flowy, tulle skirt Waistline : Defined, often at the natural waist Length : Can end anywhere between the ankle and knee, often with 3-5 layers of tulle Occasion : For when you're feeling like the main character in a fairy tale Mobility : Twirl-worthy, but watch those layers Common materials : Tulle, satin for the bodice Flattering Features : Cinches the waist, while the skirt flows gracefully Seasonality : More of a spring/summer vibe, but who's stopping you in winter
What I love most about this style trick is that it works for a lot of different tastes, in a lot of different scenarios
"As artistic depictions of wealthy Belle Epoque women showed them in fashionable black reception dresses and luxurious evening gowns, the urban working woman was adopting her own simple black dress, in coarse matte fabrics - a style soon to be appropriated by Chanel." But before then, the death of King Edward VII in 1910, brought a further rush for funeral wear, including that year's "Black Ascot" which inspired many later designers
