As mentioned by Vogue, the A-shape given by narrow shoulders and a smooth, trumpetlike flare toward the hem became the most wanted silhouette in Paris. The idea was later popularized by Yves Saint Laurent, who, three years later, in the spring of 1958, introduced a Trapeze Line. The Trapeze Line featured dresses flaring out dramatically from a fitted shoulder line, making A-shape outfits beautifully voluminous and distinct
Their actual reunion looks may require a little DIY to get just right, but any outfit from the film is guaranteed to be a big hit
You can add a unique touch to the ensemble, moving away from the standards of black-tie but keeping everything strictly formal
With loads of people to meet and impress on top of ensuring that you dress accordingly, it is enough to make even the coolest of customers to break out into a cold sweat
Red carpet ready: Opt for a LBD with intricate details like lace or beading