BEAUTY: IN THAT LITTLE BLACK DRESS



Victoria Beckham: Posh Spice steps out all polished and high-heeled, in her minimal black dresses, some of which are her own designs. Tiny frocks, business knee-length or couture numbers, Mrs Beckham knows just how to get in touch with her dark side

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BEAUTY: IN THAT LITTLE BLACK DRESS

The fashion industry has evolved with time and so have the trends. Fashion designers always crave for something new and little black dresses have always given them the scope. After the 1960s, the craze for the little black dress was a bit down and both the designers and the ladies started to experiment with different colors only for the trend to be revived again in the 1990s. In recent times, designer houses like Victoria’s Secret, Jovani, La Femme and many more, manufacture some brilliant LBDs. Generally, these dresses come in the price range of $50 to $1000 or even more.

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BEAUTY: IN THAT LITTLE BLACK DRESS



Cameron Diaz: Our girl Cam shows us just why she's the girl every guy wants in thigh skimming dresses that bare her famous legs, keeping things interesting with girly accessories like a red clutch or two-toned strap-ons

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BEAUTY: IN THAT LITTLE BLACK DRESS

As a concept, the little black dress has even moved on to represent an ideal of a perfectly simple, yet sexy object. Even the computer industry recognizes the need to inject a bit of "little black dress" into its design and marketing.

A fashion anomaly, the concept of the little black dress never changes, much unlike the trend-crazed industry.

It remains the height of chicness.

It knows no social, style or size boundaries. Whether it costs $1,000 or $50, is a size 2 or a size 22, it is still a little black dress. And everyone wants to own at least one perfect little black dress.

Through the years, the little black dress has undergone hemline, shoulder, strap and fabric variations and this season is no different.

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BEAUTY: IN THAT LITTLE BLACK DRESS



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