This Pink Ice Talia Cocktail (Babydoll) Dress is unmistakably
in the center of the Second Life fashion spotlight this summer.
For all of you history divas out there, you probably know that the
origins of this dress was inspired by the babydoll nightgown.
The 1956 movie “Baby Doll” which starred Carroll Baker
gave birth to the popularity of the babydoll nightgown.
Although the movie was heavily censored and banned in
many countries, the babydoll style gained momentum.
Today, over a half century later, it is still quite fashionable.
The babydoll style has made the transition from the bedroom to
the high fashion streets, where girls of all shapes can enjoy
the freedom of wearing this seductive, yet playful style.
This A line dress is very feminine and ideal for those days
when you are feeling flirty and playful. I love how this dress
flows gracefully over your curves then flairs at the waist, accentuating
your best assets, like your beautiful breasts and your great pair of legs.
The one thing about this type of dress is that it can make you look either
incredibly sexy or awfully ridiculous.
If you have a full bosom and flat stomach, then this look
can make you look both sweet and sexy.
However, if you have heavy thighs, opt out for another type of dress.
This Pink Ice Talia Babydoll Dress looks stunning matching it with up with the
Pink Ice Tasha Fishnet Heels. I gave it proper support wearing it with a pair of elegant
back-seamed sheer black pantyhose (which I feel adds to the sophisticated look).
I also donned this cute Pink Ice Luana Floppy Beach Hat which chic monochromatic
stripes go stunningly well with this dress.
I also paired it with LIKE Design Tali Gloves which comes with
a HUD for basic color alternatives to match your mood.
This Pink Ice Talia dress is perfect for everyday Second Life wear.
And, by adding some accessories like these KL Black Heart necklace & earring set,
you can change it from a daytime look to a nighttime outfit in the blink of an eye.
For fun, I also added these cute glasses to relate to my innocent bookworm persona.
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