Stays were considered more respectable than jumps, as described in an anonymous aphorism dating to 1762: "Now a shape in neat stays, now a slattern in jumps." [12] This phrase continued to be referenced through the end of the 19th century, although the term "stays" largely fell out of fashion
So cute and so easy to stack
Outfit Idea: Wear this dress to work with a blazer
Pointed-toe flats add a refined touch without the height of heels, making this a comfortable option for garden parties, bridal showers, or spring celebrations
With such a classic gown, you dont need to add a whole heap of laces, trims and other embellishments
This is a textbook example of a dress thats trying do way too much, from the fringe to the beading to the high neck, open back and inexplicable belt