This was published 11 years ago The science behind #thedress Updated first published Nearly three months after the infamous blue and black dress (or was it white and gold?) tore the internet apart, three teams of scientists have provided a closer look at the science behind the viral phenomenon
The tier placement rules I use in sampling The first seam controls the whole silhouette Upper tiers must look light, not heavy Lower tiers can hold more volume, but they must not balloon The hem must have enough sweep to move, but not so much that it flips A practical guide by dress length Size range changes tier math When Emily buys for AU/US markets, she often needs a wider size range
Some have that magical stinky zing (thats a good thing), while others are sadly lacking in that sourness you want from an intentionally moldy cheese
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The gowns high neckline adds a touch of refinement, while a dark belt cinches her waist, highlighting her elegant form
