/fa/ - Fashion

>>13557576
that would be called the little black dress, anon. the problem is that women will shop for whatever is on trend rather than building the staples. so they're retardedly buy a little black dress but with some embellishment/cut that makes it "unusable" after a year or two.

look at my pic. left is a classic cut that is appropriate for a work event, going out to a nice dinner, the opera, a wedding, or a cocktail dress code event. it may not be 'perfect" but it's appropriate and no one would second guess it. on the right is a dress that could be used for most of those as well, but it has ruffle sleeves that are very clearly a 2017/2018 trend and will be outdated in another year.

the shopping for trends rather than staples also makes them buy cheap clothing, spending more money overall, and looking like shit because they're buying cheap clothing.