Open back sundresses

Outfits with an open back go not only to celebrities on the carpet, but also surprisingly suit every girl and woman who wants to look stunning and chic. Graceful posture, confidently straightened shoulders, a glance thrown over her shoulder - and any owner of a sundress with an open back can feel like a gossip star!

The line of open-back sundresses can be divided into three categories according to the degree of candor:

• extremely deep cut in the back;
• conditionally covered back;
• neat little cutout.

The most radical option with a deep cut is typical for evening wear. These are variations on the theme of cocktail dresses. A sundress of this cut was created for femme fatale, who are not afraid to be in the spotlight.

A sundress with a conditionally covered back will be less defiant. Here, the bare back is camouflaged by wide lacing, translucent fabric or ribbon designs and horizontal inserts. Explosive sex appeal is replaced by romantic flair and sublime elegance.

A sundress with a small cut is suitable for ladies who do not want to bare their backs more than necessary - in this case, a teardrop-shaped fragment between the shoulder blades remains open. A similar model can be completed with a fastener at the neck level. This option is good for every day and is perfect for the office.

There are many variations of cut for open-back sundresses: from bold stylizations under Roman togas to democratic models with vertical or X-shaped straps.

A sundress with an open back is a must have for a summer wardrobe. Pastel shades, gentle overflows of mint or peach will ideally fit into the concept of a dress for a walk - in such a sundress it will be equally comfortable on a hike in boutiques and out of town.Office models of sundresses gravitate towards the coral palette and the rich color of lemon pie. For the evening, you can choose a dress of a noble shade of milk caramel.

The current summer season has brought into the trend short sundresses that favorably outline the bodice, highlighting all the charms of the figure with fabrics of juicy, bright colors. On the catwalks and windows of fashion stores, prints reign supreme - animalistic and geometric, with abstract elements and inspired by folk traditions. Also in fashion are combinations of two pairs of colors - pale lilac and muted orange.

For girls who do not consider their silhouette to be ideal, couturiers recommend plaid sundresses with an open back. A correctly selected ornament will allow you to delicately mask imperfections, visually stretch and "arrange" the lines of the body.

For sewing a mini dress, designers will prefer to choose the lightest fabrics (chiffon, cotton or chintz). Silk, tulle, lace and satin are ideal for floor-length models. Those who prefer the middle ground should pay attention to midi-sized sundresses, when creating which all of the above materials may be relevant.

In the case of a sundress with an open back, the most correct answer to the question "what to wear it with" will be - with an ideal posture. A lady who is about to go out with a bare back should walk with her shoulders straight and her head held high. Slouching and looking at the floor is the most unfortunate addition to a sundress with an open back.

If there are no problems with aristocratic posture, the image can be supplemented with several accessories - a small handbag made of genuine leather, graceful shoes with a bright print and a set of thin stylish bracelets. The image will turn out to be original and mysterious. If we talk about the hairstyle, then it is better to leave the hair loose.

Slender female legs will feel great in wedge shoes or sandals, although a sundress with a cutout on the back goes well with stilettos. It is important to choose the right bra for a sundress that is as open as possible from the back. Variations with back closures should be avoided. At the same time, the underwear must cope with the task of supporting the breast, and then the curvaceous forms will be effectively lifted, and the small breasts will acquire additional relief.

A charming light sundress, decorated with a floral pattern, as if transported to modern streets from French Provence at the end of the century before last. The look is dramatically complemented by oversized sunglasses inspired by Audrey Hepburn, while cream patent leather shoes complete the picture.

The riot of colors presented on this sundress contrasts favorably with light earrings and black studs. The intricate weaving of straps challenges anyone who wants to untangle them, and the asymmetrical cut of the hem allows the wearer of this sundress to catch every breath of the warm breeze.

The laconic luxury of a floor-length sundress is emphasized by a perfect tan. The role of the necklace is played by the horizontal strap element, and the three vertical stripes descending from the neck between the shoulder blades visually stretch the silhouette, making the image extremely feminine and desirable.