A Iconic style of the 50s was the so-called "Wiggle Dress " (today Pencil or Pencil Dresses ), which were cut close-fitting and emphasized the female figure
I think it also comes in a couple of colors
In the 1922 edition of Emily Posts Etiquette Guide, she notes that the tuxedo is worn every evening and nearly everywhere, whereas the tailcoat is necessarily only balls, formal dinners, and in a box at the Opera
If a dress just doesnt feel like YOU, then this trendy corset top and simple matching pants have your name written all over them
Consider metallic accents like gold or silver jewelry, a statement belt to define your waist, or a colorful handbag or shoes to create a fun and playful focal point
My work is a great remixing of cultural influences and timeless pieces