Humps, Bumps, and Dimples Beware

There used to be laws that prohibited women from wearing pants. I am by no means wishing to be restricted from wearing pants. But there is a power, strength and truth that illuminates from a woman wearing a good-looking dress. It is perfect advertising that does not reveal the product. Soulfulness is revealed in a woman wearing a good dress.

Power dressing is wearing an outfit or an item of clothing that would make you stand out as a leader. In the 90's men wore a business suit worn with a red tie. According to John T. Molloy author of “Dress for Success” the suit was a must have.

I would like to give a shout out to the…dress. It is the go-to piece for most occasions. A woman can wear a dress to a funeral, dinner party, business meeting, formal or informal. It makes a good impression on folks you know and those you don’t. The “little black dress” is a superstar in it’s own rite. Coco Chanel is credited with it's original design but it was worn before then.

A good dress has a focal point and structure. Simply chose a single feature you want to highlight. Look for dress in a quality fabric with or without a lining. If you see humps, bumps or dimples size-up or move on. The goal is a smooth presentation. You don’t have to wait until you loose or gain weight. A good dress represents you wherever you are. I think God blessed the….dress.

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