Types of women’s dresses at Billy J Boutique

Most women are not familiar with professional dress, church dresses, and other appropriate dress codes for various occasions, so here are the different types of women’s dresses at Billy J Boutique:

Shirtdress

It has sleeves, a shirt collar, and a buttoned bodice. Shirtdress bodice is attached to the skirt and usually has a belt with its belt or any other features that separate the bodice and skirt. Women typically wear a shirt dress with a scarf or pearls to emphasize the classic appeal of the clothing.

Wrap Dress

This type of dress favors almost all body types. It is a bit similar to a shirt dress, but the wrap dress has a skirt attached to a wrap top. Women generally wear the belt as an envelope. They pull the belt to the side of the dress, wrap around the waist and tie it in the center of the torso. The wrap dress creates an elegant look and favors the body of all women.

Maxi Dress

This type of dress was introduced in the late 1960s and gained popularity in the 1970s. The upper part of the maxi dress is quite similar to a summer dress with a halter. The long dress usually extends from the bottom of the bust to the floor. These are more casual and look great for everyday wear.

Sheath Dress

This type of dress is fitted and is generally strapless or sleeveless. This traditionally extends just above the knee. This type of dress is among the most flexible dresses, making it ideal for various daytime and evening occasions. If you want to look beautiful, wear a black sheath dress and combine it with elbow-length gloves and large pearls.

The Sundress

Young girls look adorable in the sundress, and sundress usually comes in bright colors and floral print summer cotton. Common identifiers for this dress are sleeveless, slim, or spaghetti-style tops. Summer dresses are generally worn when you go downtown for lunch or shopping.