Because when you nail the styling, they’re pure magic: longer lines, killer movement, and a “she knows what she’s doing” energy.
Here's what you should know about drop waist dresses:

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Don’t be afraid to be “overdressed”. It’s far worse to sleepwalk through special moments without even recognizing them as special.

Every break from routine is your chance. Snack shopping at Trader Joe's instead of your usual Target? That's special enough for the ruffle top. Going to a museum? Time to wear that fancy brooch. Your kid's graduation – even if there are much more to come – is ABSOLUTELY worth dressing up for.

Sometimes we don't even realize THIS DAY IS a special occasion. We get so comfortable in jeans and flats that we reach for them on autopilot – even when we could wear something more elegant. Or playful. Or cute.

This shift isn’t just about PJs becoming daywear. It’s part of a bigger rebellion: Fashion’s old rules are collapsing. Used to stick to gold *or* silver? Now we stack both on one finger.
Here are more outdated fashion rules you can ignore in 2025:
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Remember when clothing was strictly divided? Daywear. Lounge. Sleepwear.
Now? We’ve blurred every line: everything’s fluid. The ‘PJs are for bed’ rule is outdated. Comfort won

While some stars buy their own outfits, others actually get paid to wear brands. And most often designers just loan outfits to A-listers for events: celebs get free couture, brands get viral exposure.
Learn more here:

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Here’s your cheat sheet for bad-day dressing:
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Remember: when you wear something in your eye color that doesn't harm. It's harmonious and safe. But if you want to make your eyes pop, the contrasting colors will work the best! Example: if your iris is light with a dark rim, go for darks, not pastels. The right contrast amplifies your gaze!

Adrien‘s face loses some definition in this soft olive color (let's keep in mind that these pics are probably heavy edited). And look how sharp, fresh and commanding his presence is in a navy blue suit and shirt in the same campaign.

If you’re inspired to experiment with brooches, here are some styling ideas:
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When you find something that harmonizes with your natural coloring, works well with your body proportions, and captures your essence, hold onto it. Wear it every day. Let it become part of your style DNA

Whoever first gave Adrien Brody an Elsa Jin brooch was a genius. His height (6’1”) allows him to carry oversized pieces with ease. Imagine a quarter-sized pin—that wouldn't give such an impact, right? And the brooches’ dramatic flair is a great match for an actor known for his intense roles