Beautiful closed dresses 2015

In recent decades, women have all undressed and undressed, trying to make themselves more and more seductive. Some designers offer very revealing or sheer outfits, where the breasts are fully visible and the panties are visible. There is nowhere to undress further, and is there any point?

Being too open is bad for men, which we all complain about. Therefore, it's time to dress differently, and look more mysterious and even inaccessible, choosing more modest outfits and closed dresses. At the same time, it is not at all necessary to wear black floor-length skirts and headscarves, like among pilgrims to holy places.

Meskita

If you are used to very open outfits in spring and summer, Meskita dresses are for you. And if you are already ready for more closed options, choose the Herve Leger by Max Azria dress, it opens the knees, but in general it is a very closed dress, which, at the same time, cannot be called a shy shy dress.

Herve leger by max azria

Dolce & Gabbana's spring-summer 2015 collection features longer dresses made of lightweight fabric, while John Richmond has a luxurious red dress that is almost floor-length. Despite its length and closeness, the color of the dress and some elements of the cut and decor indicate that the owner of the dress is not at all a shy person, but a confident girl who, at the same time, wants to remain a mystery in many ways.

Photo above - Dolce & Gabbana
Photo below - John Richmond

In modern realities, a beautiful closed dress will help create the image of the most desirable woman, because there are too many undressed beauties. Everyone gets naked - from girls walking in the yard to celebrities at the most luxurious events. We have repeatedly studied photographs of celebrities in their open dresses, which often make them not seductive, but funny and vulgar.

Therefore, in our wardrobe there should be closed dresses of different lengths, with short and long sleeves, since there are a lot of similar dresses in the fall-winter and spring-summer collections.