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Dresses A dress is the most important and basic need of any human being. A knitted piece of cloth that is worn by human beings to cover their body is recognized as a dress . It covers our body as well as protects our body from external harmful influences like sunlight, dust, rain etc. Different types of dresses are being made these days. These dresses are made out of fabrics of different materials including cotton, wool, leather etc and are made for different events, occasions and celebrations .

Wedding Dresses:
A wedding day is an exceptional moment of one"s life. There are many things that we individually need on our wedding day. Typically of Tea or floor length, Bridesmaid dresses are designed to be more feminine and reserved enough in their design to be appropriate for church or synagogue.Particularly women like to purchase exclusive and eye-catching dresses for their weddings.

Prom Dresses:
The types of dresses especially made for wearing at prom time are known as the prom dresses. A huge collection of prom dresses is available at market containing different styles of dresses.

Summer dresses:

Short and spunky: Short and spunky summer dress style is accented by Asian inspired floral prints and short baby sleeves. .

The halter: A halter-top dress with a low back is a sexy look for summer. This dress is also flowery and vibrant with all the right summer tones.

The tube: Show off those tan shoulders in a tube-top dress. This style bares a little skin, but still keeps the look classy and sophisticated. This is a light dress that can be worn during the day or under a starry summer night.

Cocktail Dresses: Cocktail dresses are designed for parties. Cocktail dresses are characterized by shorter length, closer fit, and more interesting fashion forward style.

Career Dresses: These dresses are designed to be both fashionable and suitable for office and business functions.

Dance Dresses: These are tango or salsa dress and have very fashionable, contemporary and interesting designs. They are great for party dresses and nightclub dresses.

Day Dresses: Some of our most interesting dresses are designed to be worn all day by people who want to stand out from the crowd. They are casual enough to wear around in the weekend.

Evening Dresses: These are dresses that you would use at events like attending the ballet and opera. They are more formal than cocktail dresses and less formal than evening gowns. They can be both fashion forward in their design.

Evening Gowns: These are the most formal and elaborate full-length gowns used for special events such a charity balls, prom and beauty pageants.

Retro Dresses: These dresses have designs inspired from earlier fashion epoques such as the fourties, fifties and sixties.

Back Styles

More and more fashion attention is being paid to having an interesting back design on dresses.

Bustle
Bustles are not commonly used in contemporary dresses outside of Bridal Dresses. They hail from the Victorian era when dresses had large gathering of fabric on the back from the waist down that extended out from the body.

Butterfly
This detail can be big bow or a gathering of flowers at the base of the back.

Buttons
Some dresses are attached in the back by a long row of fabric-covered buttons.

Halter
Halter dresses by definition have an exposed back and no sleeves because they come up over the front and tie around the neck.

High Back – Bra Friendly
Many women want a back high enough that they can at least wear a strapless bra with their dress. We refer to these dresses as bra friendly.

Keyhole
A cutout in the shape of a keyhole that exposes the back.

Low Back
It is a low scoop back line and the opposite of bra friendly. The back is cutout very low often below the waistline exposing most of the back.

Ruffles
Many gowns have tiers of ruffles that cascade down from the waistline.