Bernadette Karropoulos, United States I absolutely adore this dress, very elegant and beautiful
The muslin plague diseases like pneumonia and kidney inflammation that could be traced to overexposure in inadequate clothing claimed the lives of more than one fashionista who ventured out on a frosty day in a featherweight gown
So if you see me walking around in this dress, consider me to be in full-blown Taylor mode as I get shit done
the length is always on point of hitting below the knee (my preferred length), its fitted but not too tight like a bandage dress or too loose like the bottom of an A-line or shift dress
Agbada Ethnic Origin: Yoruba (documented since 1772 during Oyo Empire) Worn By: Men (primarily), occasionally women in modern interpretations Symbolism: The Agbada represents wealth, status, sophistication, and cultural pride
A spread collar is the most versatile and works well with most tie knots