One simple way every woman can spice up her wardrobe is to make the most of her must-have little black dress. No one knows how to make a little black dress fit any occasion better than celebrity stylists Cristina Ehrlich and Estee Stanley.
"Dress it up, dress it down. That's the beauty of a little black dress. It's the most versatile piece,www.louisvuittonidealfactory.com," says Ehrlich. "By choosing the right accessories, a woman can reinvent her little black dress time and time again."
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Here are a few of Ehrlich and Stanley's favorite little black dress accents:
• Get red-carpet ready by adding a jewel-toned clutch with matching stilettos; colors such as amethyst,louis vuitton outlet sale, emerald and sapphire are fall's hottest hues.
• Rock out a little black dress by adding bold metallic jewelry. Think multiple-strand necklaces and add a hot pair of platform heels or metallic boots for a look that screams "rocker chic."
• Glam up a little black dress by adding a strand of pearls (not like grandma's) and a pair of classy black heels for any evening event.
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