After what feels like centuries of loose baggy clothes, 2 sizes too big, the world is slowly moving towards tinier and tinier sartorial choices
Heres how to stay cohesive: 1950s Dress Pairings White kitten-heel pumps or Mary Janes Pearl jewelry or delicate gold chokers A structured mini purse or beaded clutch A subtle updo with a silk ribbon or flower pin 1960s Dress Pairings Block-heeled mules or low kitten heels Geometric drop earrings Minimal makeup a bold graphic liner instead of heavy lip Clean, simple hair (a low ponytail or pin-straight blowout) 1970s Dress Pairings Platform sandals or ankle-strap heels Layered pendant necklaces or long beaded strands Loose waves or a braided style Natural, warm-toned makeup 1980s Dress Pairings Strappy heels with ankle straps Statement earrings (bigger the better) Crimped or voluminous hair Bold blush and lip color commit to the era 1990s Dress Pairings Strappy heeled sandals or simple mules Dainty choker necklaces Sleek, straight hair or a low chignon Neutral or nude lip with defined brow Hair and Makeup That Completes the Look Your hair and makeup should complement your era but you dont have to go full costume
Flirty, feminine, and fancier than your everyday summer dress
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Champagne in a flowy A-line or pleated maxi creates a flattering, elongated silhouette for all body types
