Attire By Tess
Shopping Carts in White River

Attire by Tess carries a wide array of gorgeous and luxurious lingerie, clubwear, swimwear and role play styles.
Like so many of our client’s we at Attire by Tess has a love and appreciation for beautiful Lingerie and Swimwear.
Beauty comes in all different shapes, sizes, styles and colours; Attire by Tess is exactly the online store for you.
Although we are an online store, our door is always open for a visit from our walk in customers.

A-Line dress is a fitted bodice through the waist and flows out to the ground. It has a fitted bodice that flairs at the waist with a full skirt. Like the A-line, the empire style is very versatile and can accommodate a wide range of formality. Sheath is a narrow shape that flows straight down from the neckline to the hem, Sheath is ideal for lean frames. Trumpet is fitted through the body and flairs mid-thigh. The trumpet is ideal for frames with a small waist. There you will have the option to edit or delete them. Modified A-Line is fitted at the bodice and hips and gradually flares to the hem forming and A shape. The A-Line has become somewhat synonymous with the Princess silhouette (not to be confused with the ball gown silhouette). (However, Princess is also used in reference to Princess Seams) The traditional A-line wedding dress displays a close-fitting bodice, and a skirt that gently begins to flare away from the body, starting right below the natural waist. The traditional A-line is often made with slightly heavier fabric, which is more conducive to retaining the structure needed to make it a true A-line skirt. Benefits of the A-Line Silhouette: A-line dresses are a flattering style for almost all body shapes, making them a popular choice among brides. Gives petite brides a taller appearance Adds feminine curves to a straight figure De-emphasizes wide waistlines Hides a heavier bottom half. The purpose of Dior’s New Look was to emphasize the bosom, a narrow waist, and full hips. Typically, an A-line dress has a fitted bodice, with a skirt widening out from the body, starting right below the natural waist. The A-line skirt skims the hips and widens at the bottom, with little to no shaping or seaming at the waist. The skirts of modified A-line dresses fit slightly closer to the body than traditional A-line skirts. The Full A-Line The full A-line features a skirt with more volume than that of a traditional A-line, but with slightly less volume than the skirt of a dress with a ball gown silhouette. This variation of the A-line creates a more dramatic look than the traditional A-line gown, and gives the feeling of a princess fairy-tale wedding gown, without the large extent of fullness displayed in a full ball gown skirt, making it more flattering to a more petite frame.