Today's Feature Friday dives into vintage fashion, particularly dresses and their different styles.
The A-Line
Form fitting around the chest with a cinched waist and flared out skirt, usually ends at the knee.
Shirtwaist
The top half resembles a men's button-down shirt and the bottom is a dress. The bottom can be A-Line or Shift style.
Tent
Not form fitting. The flare begins at or just below the chest. The fabric is often pleated.
Shift
Also not form fitting. No flare. The style is straight and box, usually ending at the knee.
Sheath
Form fitting around the chest, waist, and hips. There is no flare, the bottom falls straight and narrow from the hips. They are usually sleeveless with a high neck.
Wiggle
Form fitting around the chest, waist, hips, and knees. It narrows toward the bottom ending at the knees or mid-calf.
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