1 / 6Fitted evening dress in dark red with slim shoulder connections, a horizontal upper band above a heart-like area, diagonal hip draping and high leg opening; hands behind the body and pale metallic-looking sandals.
The horizontal upper connection remains visible beside a heart-like area. Try jewellery and hair separately on the actual model.
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Narrow dark red evening dress with a small upper opening

The narrow dark red evening dress has slim shoulder connections and a horizontal upper band. A smaller opening remains below it, above the heart-like area. Diagonally placed fabric leads across the waist and hips to the high leg opening. The hands lie behind the body, while pale metallic-looking sandals accompany the longer form. Compared with the more widely spread red reference, the outer outline looks quieter here. The view does not establish the complete back or a particular internal support.

Consider the small upper opening without an additional necklace first. Would you leave this connection as a line on its own or put a jewellery piece beside it? Try your planned hair and then one piece on the real dress. A necklace need not trace the whole neckline. Assess which areas you want visible within your combination, looking slightly from the side afterwards.

For a complete selection, let your arms hang naturally on the actual candidate. Add its matching rear view and test your intended bag. Hands held behind the body are a pictured pose rather than a requirement for your use. Record the preferred upper frame separately from hip closeness and length.

At a glance

The horizontal upper connection remains visible beside a heart-like area. Try jewellery and hair separately on the actual model.

Frequently asked questions

Must a necklace follow the small upper opening?

No. Compare the neckline without a necklace first and add one of your own pieces on the actual dress afterwards. Decide from the visible combination with your planned hair.

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