Retail Therapy: New Year's Eve Party Frocks

If You Have Curvy Hips…
Celebrate them with a wrap dress. Cinched over one hip, this sparkly number drapes to fit your unique shape and really flatters an hourglass bod. It's better than a straight, A-line cut for hippy ladies, since it's figure-accommodating and moves as needed.


If You Want to Cover Your Upper Arms…
Great news: Festive party dresses aren't all sleeveless! This golden gem-of-a-dress pairs lace and tweed for a luxurious look that uses short sleeves to further the sophisticated feel (and cover your weak spots).


If You Want Longer Looking Legs...
This season's peplum cut is your best bet. The layered bottom fools beholders into thinking you're wearing more of a mini than you really are, meaning legs look sky-high. To keep the illusion going, match a hidden-platform heel to the shade of your legs. Black if you're wearing tights, nude if you're cheers'ing somewhere warm (lucky!).


If You're Tall & Slender...
Look for a hemline that falls right at or above the knee. The flattering cut looks just right to the eye and won't be as scandalous as a mini on mile-long stems. Smart striping made us reach for this pick; horizontal lines add width to skinny shapes, while sloping diagonals help with the illusion of an hourglass frame. Va-va-voom!


If You Want to Be Comfy...
Try a sheath or tank dress that's meant to be worn loosely. The shape can look frumpy in simple solids or fabrics, so shop for a party-ready piece in festive sequins. The swirly design on this pick's trunk works like a hypnotist's tool, drawing eyes toward the middle of your stomach and slimming everything else along the way.


If You Want to Mask Your Thighs…
Find an A-line shape with a defined waist. The lady-like, retro style feels super chic right now and is the perfect shape for disguising wider legs. Triple ensure all attention is drawn up and away from your trouble zone by zeroing in on a frock with a unique or embellished neckline, like this bloom-adorned pick.


If You're Petite...
Whimsy, romantic fabrics like this silky number feel formal and won't bury your tiny frame. The scalloped ruffles on this pick help add size to a small body, and the bow'ed belt shows off your waist. Avoid sequins or other embellishments which can feel too heavy.


If You Want Something Slimming…
A little black panel is invaluable when placed smartly at your sides. Seen in opposition to the rest of this party frock's metallic brocade, it's a true optical illusion. We're attributing it to the power of fashion that a simple dress can snip a few inches off your waistline. Instantly.


If You're Busty...
Go with a top half that will show off some skin without veering into a dangerous cleavage display. This tank-style is generous at hiding bra straps, and without a hit-or-miss tricky neckline, you needn't worry about it not fitting on the big night.


If You Have a Tummy...
Look for constructed dresses with an obvious, seamed middle at your natural waistline. Tiny belly bulges usually protrude lower, putting them in prime position to be masked by a roomy skirted bottom. Look for thicker fabrics that'll stand out on their own since it won't cling to bumps like a poly-blend or silk might.


If You Have a Small Bust…
Go shimmery! This patterned metallic pick will throw off light, helping add some dimension to your bosom. We love how the triangular pieces on the chest add a unique geometric look while helping define smaller breasts, too. The empire waist seam also puts your top half on display.



Via Real Beauty

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