[Image: Valentino pre-fall 2016.]
We’ve compiled six stunning maxi dress looks to wear during Ramadan nights. See which look suits you!
LOOK ONE
Jenny Packham’s metallic embroidered tulle gown from her spring ’16 runway show is crafted from delicate, sheer tulle embroidery with shimmering gold yarns. The appliqué red and pink flowers make the dress really standout. Wear it with Jimmy Choo’s red suede platforms and a black glittered clutch.
LOOK TWO
Dolce & Gabbana’s traditional Italian tile prints are a key motif in the spring ’16 collection. The elegant lemon and tile print silk-chiffon gown has a flattering cut. They look good with these yellow J.Crew floral-appliquéd leather sandals and Saint Laurent Kate small metallic textured-leather shoulder bag.
LOOK THREE
Saloni’s Alexia Swiss-dot chiffon maxi dress can be worn in the day casually or at night with striking accessories. The azure and white Swiss-dots are trendy and stylish. It nips in at the waist before falling to a floaty tiered hem. Team them with Sophia Webster Chiara metallic patent-leather platform sandals and a Marni leather and metal leaf pendant necklace.
LOOK FOUR
This beautiful Roksanda white dress is a showstopper. The sculpted silk and cotton-blend ‘Dubois’ dress is a modern classic. The lantern sleeves with gazar cuffs really standout. Wear it with Aquazzura pompom-embellished suede sandals and this striking Venyx 18-karat gold multi-stone ring.
LOOK FIVE
A chic Etro kaleidoscopic maxi dress. It’s patterned with a coral, lavender and mustard floral motif that’s cleverly positioned to draw attention to you waist for a flattering look. Team it with Nicholas Kirkwood Eden jewel crystal-embellished satin point-toe flats and Gucci GG Marmont mini leather shoulder bag.
LOOK SIX
Wear this pretty pink printed Diane Von Furstenberg dress for beach days or glamorous nights out. It’s boho-inspired and looks elegant on. Sam Edelman Shani tasseled leather sandal and Andrea Fohrman’s mini crescent 18-karat gold turquoise earring are perfect finishing touches.
By Hershey Pascual
