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A long, loose, flowing garment with wide sleeves, originating from Mesopotamia. This silhouette works well for casual wear, resort wear, or as loungewear.

Features a raised waistline that sits just below the bust, from which the rest of the garment hangs loose and straight. Ideal for maternity wear or summery, casual dresses.

Characterized by a full skirt and fitted bodice, often with a cinched waist. This silhouette is most often worn at very formal events like balls and weddings.

Fitted from the chest to the knee, then flares out to the hem. Typically seen in formal gowns, especially bridal dresses

Resembling the letter 'A', this silhouette is fitted at the hips and gradually widens towards the hem. It's commonly used for dresses and skirts. Typical occasions include casual outings, work, and cocktail parties.

Closes by wrapping one side across the other and tying the fabric at the waist or back. Flattering for most body types and suitable for casual to business casual settings.

Features a waistline that is dropped below the actual waist. A style that recalls the flapper dresses of the 1920s, suitable for casual wear or costume parties.

Falls straight from the shoulders with darts around the bust. It's a classic 1960s style that is suitable for work or casual daytime events.

Features a short, gathered or pleated strip of fabric attached at the waist of a woman's blouse, jacket, skirt or dress. Great for adding curves and often worn in professional or semi-formal settings.

A flare dress cut wider at the hem than at the shoulders. Commonly associated with the 1960s and works well for maternity wear or comfort-driven styles.

Characterized by long, fitted seams that run from the shoulder to the hem, creating a slimming and elongated silhouette. Ideal for formal dresses and bridal wear.

A close-fitting silhouette that follows the line of the body, with a straight, narrow cut. Often seen in business wear and smart casual occasions.

Hangs loose from the shoulder to below the hips, and does not have a waistline. Optimal for less form-fitting comfort, worn in casual settings or as beachwear.

Narrow shape that flows straight down from the neckline to the hem. Ideal for formal occasions and can also be seen in casual maxi dresses.