The rules of sensuality are revised with new cuts in seasonal clothing. Change old beliefs and explore other parts of your body to make them protagonists! The neckline is worn on the back, which gives a plus to tops and dresses. No one will imagine that when they see you coming, the big surprise of the look will arrive, despite appearing discreet and down-to-earth, when you turn around. These types of patterns are perfect for all types of silhouettes, although there are some tricks to be able to wear these types of cuts comfortably.
Those of you with chest size S will have no problem showing off your whole back in the air, even without a bra. You can use nipple shields or silicone pots for gluing, or resort to a Kim Kardashian’s old trick to wear this type of dress, which consists of sticking a few pieces of adhesive tape to cover the chest and lifting it up. In the event that your size is larger and it is not comfortable for you to go without underwear, you also have many options. Perfect are the clothes that are tied at the back like a handkerchief and with which you can camouflage the ‘bra’. In the bazaar you will find them of all kinds to adapt to all silhouettes and styles.
The back is one of the sexiest parts of the body and dresses with a neckline in the back are a fetish for many celebrities, from Elsa Pataky, through the Kardashians or the same Victory Frederick. Think of her Lorenzo Caprile dress that was completely uncovered at the back, while the front was discreet. Of course, this trend implies a specific beauty routine. Moisturize the area well so that it is soft and smooth and you can even choose to resort to iridescent creams or with bright reflections to make the neckline look even more. The mission is to get the most out of it and discover another aspect of sensuality in your appearance. Oh! And for the pictures, you know, you have to pose half to the side and turn around. Ready to put some of these surprising pieces in your wardrobe?
this dress from Sphere (19.99 euros), With stripes and a college look, with a closed neck, it’s one of those surprise garments that we love. Ideal if you are not very daring, because the opening at the back gives it a plus of originality.
Corset bodice, puff sleeves, midi length and in green: it has all the trends. And behind? The back is visible with straps, which makes it even cuter. It is Stradivarius: 19.99 euros.
In white, with die cut details, a square neckline and some flare. This design by Zara (25.95 euros) It is tied at the back like a top, so besides showing off your back, you can wear a bra, which is very comfortable.
Very simple and with a certain naive air in the front, but very low cut in the back. It’s from H&M, it costs 49.99 euros and you can combine it with esparto wedges or high-heeled sandals, depending on the occasion.
A basic that you won’t get tired of in the summer, with a lingerie cut and with your back in the air again. You can always rely on silicone pans so that there is nothing on them… Stradivarius: 17.99 euros.
Opening at the front, with a halterneck to gather and accentuate the chest and tied at the back as if it were a scarf. the top of H&M ($19.99) It is the ideal companion for your jeans.
We love this dress with print from Sphere (35.99 euros), perfect for your most special summer dates! Strategic cuts at the front and a square neckline at the back.
It has it all: a tropical print, a V-neckline at the front with thin straps, a wrap skirt and an open back with a corset-style belt closure. Perfect for any event! From Zara.
Another basic that keeps the surprise in the back, thanks to the strap closure that contrasts with the simplicity of the front. And everything is going well. It is Stradivarius: 19.99 euros.
Source: Marie Claire
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