Solid Dress Flower Decor Front Buttons Long Sleeve Women Suit Set 2Pcs

Specifications:

• The design of this women suit is nice and elegant when you wear it
• Every detail of the classic suit is well-made, which can show your good taste
• The delicate design of the women suit adds cute element to you
• The casual style of the suit can show your feminine and sexy elements at the same time
• It is cool and outstanding to wear this great suit in any occasions
• The outstanding design and workmanship can make you more confident in any occasions
• The suit includes one tops and one dress
• Material: Wool

Details:

• With the stylish suit, you will look attractive and outstanding in the street

• The back of the women suit also looks so good, and you will become the spotlight when you are wearing it

• The women suit is in the fashion design and can make you beautiful in appearance

• Superior soft material of the women suit will give you a soft and comfortable touch sense

• The delicate design is so exquisite and elegant, which can show your charm

How to Measure:



Tops Size in Detail:

Dress Size in Detail:

NOTE:

• These dimensions are for reference only
• Specific dimension varies from person to person

How to Wear a Suit for Women:

Every woman who works in the professional world should own at least one suit. If you're only going to buy one, or plan on wearing it to an interview, choose something conservative and timeless

• Although pantsuits are the norm for women in most offices, its still (unfortunately) considered more traditional to wear a skirt suit. If you're going on an interview, or work in a conservative field, its better to be safe than sorry. If possible, when buying the suit get the skirt and pants that match the jacket. If you can only get one, choose the skirt
• Color. Choose something basic. A suit is expensive. If you're purchasing for occasional use, get black or charcoal grey, either solid or with understated pinstripes. The more basic, the more you can mix blouses
• Fit. A suit must fit perfectly. The skirt should hit right at the knee. Too long and it's frumpy, too short and its unprofessional. The jacket must fit perfectly too. The sleeves should hit at the top of your hand above the wrist. If you are petite, either shop in a petite section (Ann Taylor has a good one) or get it tailored. Do not get an untraditional fit such as three-quarter sleeves or a pleated skirt. Get something that will be in style for years
• Shirt. A solid white or pastel button down is most traditional. A shell is acceptable, but you may need to keep your jacket on if the shell is sleveless. You can be a little creative here, but avoid girly patterns. The goal is to look professional- no flowers or loud prints
• Shoes. Poor footwear will ruin the outfit. You should choose pumps with some heel, flats do not look as professional, and heels improve your posture. Its still considered proper to wear nylons. (sigh) Do not wear nude hose. Nylons should be sheer and should match your shoes

How Does a Woman's Suit Differ From a Man's Suit?

Suit Image

• Men have typically been wearing suits much longer than women because it was a staple of the corporate "culture" wardrobe. Women's fashion, however, developed suit options later on due to the career shift--indicative of leaving the home for an outside job
• In some circles suits are so strongly related to image they have been called "power suits" and have helped to establish hierarchy and position. A suit--which is derived from the French word "suite" (because of matching the pants to jacket), has often been worn as a sign of respect, such as would be seen at a wedding, graduation or funeral

Suit Parts

• The parts of a suit coat are typically the same for men and women, consisting of collars, lapels, gorges (where the collar meets the lapel), pockets, vents, pleats and cuffs. The cut or "silhouette," of a man's jacket will be decidedly different from that of a woman's jacket. Men's jackets are often boxy in shape with only minor detailing through the midriff, whereas a woman's jacket will often be more fitted with princess seaming, a design element that curves in at the midriff shaping the figure. Only very expensive Italian men's suits follow that convention. Women's suits will also have smaller lapels, darts for more fit closer to the body in the pants or skirt, and varied sleeve length
• In men's pants there are generally two types, pleated and flat front. Women have the additional option of choosing either a skirt or pants

Design Details

• Men's suits adhere to stricter style decisions and can be considered "evergreens"--mainstay patterns lasting through time
• Women's suits are more fashion-forward and often feature a whole host of trimmings, some of them being embellishments of fringe, cord or ribbon around the lapel and on pockets; flourishes such as lace, extra buttons or even embroidery
• The only standard design feature on a man's lapel is a buttonhole for a boutonnière, a place to add a decorative flower. The special design element specific to a man's suit coat are mostly hidden on the inside, where he has a host of silk pockets built into the lining to hold all his papers, accouterments and carry-on wallets, identification and other necessities

Fabric Pattern and Color

• Fabric choices also differentiate a man's suit from a female's. High twisted fabrics with draping or "hand" such as wool worsteds and silk blends, or sometimes a "microfiber" on a more casual suit, are the main choices for men. Women's suits however, can be mismatched color wise and texturally--meaning the jacket is different from the pants or skirt--and the fabrics embrace a variety of materials from jacquards, to boucle and tweeds, or even rough silks. The two sexes do have linen in common, a wrinkly, casual and summery fabric
• The color palette for a man's suit is generally subdued and follows conformist standards such as black, navy, brown, charcoal, tan or deep olive. Sometimes there will be a slight woven pattern such as a thin pinstripe, a small herringbone, or a muted plaid for the jacket. Women's suits dig deeper for richer hues and the color choice is unlimited as there are pink jackets, buttery yellow blends and more. Plus, women's suits can tend to be more textural with color using fabric slubs, thick woven tweeds or other heavy elements in combination with decorative fabric

Package Included:

• 1 x Tops
• 1 x Dress