How I wish Maryse had been with WWE at the right time to do that Favorite Black dress 'shoot! That would have been a fashionista's dream come true *cue wispy daydream music*. Fortunately, we get to see a wide selection of her choices in the genre, even if we don't have the privilege of knowing which is her fave. It's a look she gravitates to periodically throughout every season. I often find myself shying away from dresses during the colder months because I have this concept that they're not as warm as other options, but sometimes I get awfully tired of pants and even maxi skirts. Maryse offers us a reminder that, with a few minor additions, the LBD is just as appropriate for winter as for the other three seasons. Maryse topped her bodycon piece with a glittering sequined blazer - definitely something to consider for a night out or other special occasion (or when you're just feeling fancy ;)). If sequins aren't your thing, other elements of her choice can provide the main inspiration. Instead of a sequined blazer, try an on-trend double breasted one instead to create power and boldness. Enhance that vibe with touches of leopard: a hat, wide belt or printed flats. A blazer isn't the only topper for an LBD, though! Long trench coats and dusters are super hot right now and lend themselves perfectly to adding a bit of warmth and chic to an LBD. A neutral is probably in your closet - the wise and iconic choice! - but if you are brave enough to be the proud owner of a statement color, feel free to rock that as well; the LBD is versatile like that ;). The key to this look is to leave the coat open so that it swirls around you, creating movement and mystery. If you're a fan of the draped-over-shoulders look, that works fabulously, as does wearing it with your arms through the sleeves, so pick your passion :). I'm loving this particular styling right now - the feeling created by the open coat is just amazingly fun! Keep the whole look minimal and complete it with simple black kitten heel pumps, or dress it down with block-heeled ankle boots. Lastly, you can skip the whole coat/blazer debate if you want to: go with a vest instead! Layer a suede or leather piece over a sheath for an urban vibe or choose a floatier A-line silhouette and top it with fur or velvet for a more 70's bohemian feel. Round off the look with OTKs or chunky-heeled ankle boots.
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