Basic black: which model has the face of your sign?

The black dress is that classic you must have in your wardrobe. But, before you buy, check out which little black dress suits your zodiac sign best.

We decided to consult the stars to find out which one basic black dress – a key piece of any stylish wardrobe – fits best with every sign. After all, there are natives who do not do without flounces, others who love the split … It’s all a matter of personality, right?

So, prepare your closet space and save some money because this dress will win your heart! Let’s find out which one is ideal for your sign?

Aries, Leo and Scorpio

Who said the little black dress can’t dare? After all, some natives prefer a more striking and sensual look, as is the case with Aries, Leo and Scorpio. For them, the classic black dress must have slits, necklines or illusions to be a guaranteed success!

Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn

Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn take the little black expression very seriously, you know ?! Always classic, they prefer the more traditional and straight models: the famous tubes, you know? – because they are real wild cards when it comes to composing the look.

Gemini, Sagittarius and Aquarius

Versatility and creativity are two fundamental pillars for these signs in fashion. So, Gemini, Sagittarius and Aquarius love to give that innovative piece in the pieces and opt for more different designs!

Cancer, Libra and Pisces

Romantic and very feminine, Cancer, Libra and Pisces prefer the prettier models, such as dresses with ruffles and volume, for example. Also, other trends can complement your little black dress, such as puff sleeves, which give that princess effect to the look!

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