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My sister and I were walking through a department store, looking for the perfect dress to dance awaited return. We are digging through piles of multicolored dresses cocktail dresses. Too short. Too long. Too thin. The release gave us little hope. We took another look boring when I saw a black lace © number with a unique embroidered collar buried in the rubble of middle-shirts and jeans. Out of desperation, my sister was released to testers. Off it came, with a twinkle in his eyes. The black dress was a success, as it always has in recent decades.

Originally, the design of the famous Coco Chanel, little black dress (LBD nickname) has been a signature style for more than eight decades. How is simple dress of a stay at the forefront of fashion throughout these long years? The answer lies in its versatility.

You can use a cocktail of high level for a comfortable family gathering, or maybe one day occasional shopping. Never look!

This story of love with the little black dress began in 1926, when Mrs. Chanel published a black dress without Vogue ornaments. Women around the world were captivated by his simplicity and rushed to buy this piece of elegance in your wardrobe. Previously, it was the privilege of property rich as a dress statement. However, during the Great Depression of the colors and the shortness of the dress reflects the dark mood at the moment, and returned to the culture of being a favorite.

Although the LBD has remained largely monochromatic decorating and cutting have changed significantly in coming years. The new models have emerged in the 1950's when women become feminist values, causing a wave of fresh air, as the belt, clothing boat neck lace and sword. In 1961, when Audrey Hepburn seen in Breakfast at Tiffany's, the use of hip-hugging LBD, equipped with the grain harvest, it became a symbol of the breathtaking beauty of women around the world. In the 80's, many women wore black leather clothes in small, emitting a "dangerous" environment while others wore peplum ruffled dresses. These styles were seen pointed out in today's world of fashion.

Today, celebrities Angelina Jolie, Emmy Rossum Beyonce and publication of the attachment figure dressed in black sequins film premieres normal. Although the media never fails to harangue the fault divas fashion, the DCL has been shown to have achieved a slimming effect on any type of body and away from criticism. Even the most up to Lady Gaga, with enthusiasm for extreme, Thierry Mugler origami began a little black dress. And who can forget the great stylish first lady, Michelle Obama, wearing a figure flattering black dress with a double row of pearls in his visit to Ghana?

by timeless style and subtle were the inspiration behind the little black dress along generations. In the ever changing world of fashion, which has shown resilience pure.

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