Sabina gives a black leather blazer her well-known French flair with layered knits, a black miniskirt, gray knit tights, and black pointed-toe flats
Dressing for a ball requires careful consideration and attention to detail to ensure you exude elegance and sophistication
[60] [61] Another innovation of the 1910s was the ready availability of factory-made clothing
Photograph it in a well-lit space, ideally on a mannequin or a model (like you!), to showcase its shape and details
They're usually less revealing than a plunging V-neckline, but still offer plenty of sex appeal
For best results, make the dressing at least an hour or two, or even the day before you plan to use it