The sheer trend has been consistent on red carpets since the early noughties when see-through fabrics were trending on the runway, as seen in collections from Marc Jacobs, Versace, Alexander McQueen and Calvin Klein
its still going strong today, for black wipes out everything else around. The original little black dress wasnt formally introduced and identified as the shape of the future until the mid-1920s, but during the early 1900s a number of designers were already using the colour black in fashion-forward womens ready-to-wear designs
Our collection features diverse styles including classic A-line silhouettes, elegant mermaid cuts, and romantic ball gowns
Easy Clean: Superior SFC oil, clog and slip-resistant outsole Removable open cell insole Elastic topline for easy entry and generous fit Meets ASTM F2913-19 for slip resistance
From sequins and fluttering feathers, to sleek satin finishes, our collection offers something perfect for every gal's unique tastes