Whether you're styling it for a casual weekend or choosing it as your next party wear maxi dress, this piece adapts easily
By following these five essential tips, youll be able to transition from your twenties to thirties in style
Shown Color:Rose Gold
THE BLEND Back in the day, this dressing was made by macerating the garlic, capers and anchovies in a bowl before whisking in the oils, lemon juice and seasoning
In a small bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, Greek yogurt, lemon zest, lemon juice, poppy seeds, salt, pepper, parsley, and chives until smooth
Here's what you need to know: For Women - Pro/Am and Amateur Rhythm and Latin: Dresses, skirts, or dance pants are acceptable Hemlines should be tasteful (minimum coverage required) Nude undergarments should not be visible Rhinestones and embellishments are allowed and encouraged Latin dresses are typically shorter and more revealing than Smooth dresses Two-piece outfits are acceptable if the midriff connection isn't excessive Smooth and Standard: Full-length gowns are traditional (though not strictly required) Flowing skirts that move beautifully across the floor More conservative than Latin/Rhythm styling Can include modest slits for movement Elegant, refined aesthetic Nightclub: More relaxed than ballroom styles Contemporary styling acceptable Should still look polished and intentional General Requirements: No visible bra straps (unless they're decorative and part of the design) Proper undergarments that don't show through Costumes should be secure (you'll be moving vigorously!) For Men - Pro/Am and Amateur Rhythm and Latin: Dress shirt (often black) or Latin shirt Dress pants (typically black) Dance shoes (Latin heels or practice shoes) Shirt can be open at the collar More fitted, contemporary styling Smooth and Standard: Tailsuit, tuxedo, or formal suit White shirt Tie, bowtie, or cravat Traditional, elegant styling Smooth dance shoes General Requirements: Professional appearance Well-fitted (not baggy or overly tight) Clean and pressed Appropriate shoes for the style For Youth and Junior Competitors Youth dress codes are more conservative, with additional modesty requirements
