 I first heard this term from the Nordstrom website. I have since heard it several times. It's not really a new concept, but the term was new to me. The idea is that it fits closely in your ribcage and upper waist area, which is usually your smallest section, and flares out over the lower tummy and hips, camouflaging typical problem areas. They are also flattering on women who are thin from head to toe, because they give everyone an hourglass shape. I just bought one, and I would recommend this if you need a new dress for summer weddings or other events.
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Susan McMillan
9/19/2013 05:02:41 am
Love this cut, had never heard "fit and flair" before either, but makes perfect sense. I'd LOVE to find a dress like this with elbow sleeves... jewel tone? The hunt is officially ON!
Susan McMillan
9/19/2013 05:03:33 am
woops... Flare? But wait, flair kinda works too actually! 4/19/2016 11:45:48 am
The color is my preferred, i think this form need more accessory in hands , but sandals is the most beautiful. quite wear . Leave a Reply. |
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