Per Glamour, a 1993 runway review by The New York Times described Lger's signature silhouette as "elastic strips of fabric sewn together to make girdle-tight dresses." The designer's "bandage" clothing was produced in a number of colors and cuts, but supermodel Cindy Crawford stood out when she wore a little black dress by Lger to a Vogue anniversary party in 1998
[8] El traje tena una amplia abertura frontal desde el cuello a ms abajo de los pechos, con escote en pico y dos tirantes delgados en cada hombro, tambin con aberturas laterales en el cuerpo sujetas cada una por seis grandes imperdibles dorados
This term is used in Protectors of the Plot Continuum to mean Launcher of a Thousand Ships, the reasoning being that a little black dress is easy to coordinate with and "goes with everything"
Find yourself a vintage flapper dress, add some pin curls and fangs
It sweeps down in a diagonal from clavicle to armpit, basically, so your entire shoulder is revealed
