I love you, NOT: Toga Dress - One-shoulder Dress

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Saturday, May 8, 2010

Toga Dress - One-shoulder Dress

The last season's one-shoulder dress became lovely draped toga-like tunics, mini dresses or maxi gowns.

How to Wear a Toga Dress?

If you dare to wear your toga ultra-short like Victoria Beckham, then dress it up with some strappy heels, or for a more authentic casual look some flat buckled sandals.

Toga dresses/tops are something we should probably have in our closet this season!! :)

However, if you are looking for a style that will last more than a season, select a toga dress that will remain a forever piece. Grecian-style dresses never go out of fashion; whilst hemlines may vary and in-vogue colors may change, a classically draped toga dress in a neutral shade will transcend seasons.