The evolution of a slip is interesting. Necessary in every girl and woman's wardrobe until about the 70's. The introduction of more pants, and freer flowing dresses moved women away from the traditional petticoat. Over the years, a slip became less and less frequent evolving into clothing manufactures adding linings and slips into clothing--so an obvious lack of demand occurred.
But, regardless of the history of a slip--one thing my mother taught me was to always do a "light" check before leaving the house. This was to make sure that when I was in the sunlight, I would not be that girl....
{Oh dear, Jen--2011. I m sure glad this wasn't me. My mom would have killed me.}
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Now a days, literally the last few months, my how things are changing....I have been noticing a ton on intentional slip use, and I like it. It's feminine. I'ts really classy and sophisticated, if it's done correctly. Louis Vuitton and Valentino are some major designers that were using lace on hems to add the look of a slip, but an updated version. I love it.
So, if sophisticated femininity is your goal...I think you know what to do. If you want to be daring and try something fashion forward, add a little more interest right along that hem line--a pretty slip will work like a dream.
You are a vision, already...because a lady always wears a slip.
xo
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