Called either "A line" or "trapeze dress", its shape is narrow to the showlder, and drops flaring towards the bottom.

The waist does not exist: it is not emphasized, and sometimes it is just slightly marked.

The Drop Waist dress, is a dress with the waist seam line, placed just about 2 cm below the natural waist line that emphasizes the female body.

This particular dress is usually made of two sections, the longer upper bodice, and the shorter skirt.

Also known as robe dress, it is a front opened dress, usually fastened around the waist with a band, generating a "V" neckline.

It is usually made of soft and fluid fabrics that emphasize the enveloping effect.

The Waist Line dress, is the one that has the most attention to the waist, usually consisting of skirt and tight bodice, and is also known for being the most significant example of the "50's" taste.

Made of cotton, silk or cotton ottoman, organza, duchesse, taffeta, striped, checkered and tartan patterns...

The sheath dress, also known as the little black dress (petit noir in French), because of the identification with its most common color, is a particular cocktail or evening dress for women.

This style, consists of a short sleeveless dress. Made of cotton, wool, solid colors or printed, taffeta, velvet, lurex...

The caftan is a long and straight surcoat, originally from Arabia, it could be embroidered, with loose sleeves, and generally made in light cotton voile, cambric, poplin, organza, brocade, jacquard, silks and others..

The Kimono dress comes from the Japanese tradition. Its features are the wide sleeves, and a sash fastened around the waist. It is regularly made of silk and enriched by precious embroideries or painted.

The belted dress, is a dress strongly characterized by the belt, which is in anyway considered as an actual part of the model.

It is generally made of fabrics such as cotton or wool gabardine, levantine, linens, in stretch fabrics and with visible weaves.

The Empire dress is characterized by a very high waist line, just below the breasts, graceful and often marked by a belt or a sash.

It accomplishes its beauty if made of fluid, soft, pleated or sustained fabrics, such as light taffeta embellished with embroideries, chiffon, jacquard designed organzas and velvets.

The Roman dress. A tunic, generally represented by a straight rectangular shape.

It is usually made of cotton poplin, both solid or printed, with a rigid touch if its goal is to look quite lofty, on the contrary for a more sensual and feminine feeling, it is made of linen, silk fabrics, both fluid and embracing.