Chameleon effect: the dress of this shade adapts to the complexion

What do they say when you don’t know what to wear for a long time? “Open the cupboard and take what concerns you first.” And who invented this miracle technique? These tips (wrong though) don’t always work. An old T-shirt from the house is sure to be at hand (that’s where you were, dear), and no one and nothing builds the eyes of a fashionable treasure – things fall head over heels out of the closet. As if without this mess in the house it was not enough.

But I wish there was always a light suit at hand! Preferably in a new trend color. Put it on and you’re already a goddess. Moreover, with a healthy psyche and nerves not wasted by long and painful preparations. Keep your head up and conquer this world! Moreover, it will not be difficult to do – the dress itself is very impressive. And yes, it’s not a mythical find and not our fantasies, but a very real trend that is only gaining momentum.

Do not trust? Look at the photos of the models: they have different body types, skin colors and hair. But this dress is suitable for everyone – it all depends on its magical shade. Light brown, due to the contrast, matches the color of the skin, creates the perfect figure and emphasizes the dignity of the figure. It will suit you, even if you cannot boast of a velvety tan. Also, a natural shadow at a subconscious level will evoke positive, warm associations in people (earth warmed by the sun, tree bark, honey, fields, etc.).

You don’t even need any accessories for such a dress – except for a thin bracelet and a necklace with green accents, like the American model Karlie Kloss. Brown, by the way, goes well with green – natural shades. It is only important not to overdo it, otherwise the latter will dominate. It is better to choose small pearl earrings, like the Portuguese supermodel Sara Sampaio. Delicate and feminine look. Considering that you are already a queen, and in such a dress you will generally drive everyone crazy – we promise!

Text: Anastasia Baranova

Photo: Amanda Canas