Agata Duda’s closet has undergone a spring revolution. The first lady is increasingly willing to reach for modern creations. This time she surprised with a geometric neckline and sleeves that reigned in the 1970s.
Agata Duda continues her visit to the Georgian capital. The first lady has only just surprised with her neon hairstyle, and she has already managed to change her orange outfit for an interesting dress with an original cut. Her creation stood out in the crowd, and attention was drawn to details that rarely have the opportunity to appear in the world of diplomacy.
Agata Duda went beyond the rigid framework of the classics
It is not only Kate Middleton who shows that an outfit that fits in with diplomatic protocol and savoir-vivre rules – does not have to be boring and bland. Agata Duda in recent days also boasts an interesting style. Whether it’s a matter of a change of stylist or spring energy felt in the air – it’s hard to say. Until now, the first lady has relied on safe and restrained fashions. Now she looks as if she is stepping out of her “comfort zone.”
In color without bottom
Agata Duda on Wednesday, March 22, at a meeting with the Polish community at the Polish embassy in Tbilisi, appeared in a creation whose color is idolized by the British royal family. The sea shade is deep and multidimensional. It is difficult to find the bottom in it. The uniform creation exposed the strength of the color, and this skillfully emphasized the unconventional cut of the dress.
The first lady opted for a neckline that exposes her shoulders
Round and pointed necklines are constantly scrolling on hangers. And the square cut, which was promoted in the 1960s by Brigitte Bardot herself, still seems to be a somewhat underrated cut in the fashion world. This geometric neckline is a departure from the classic “boat”. It emphasizes the shoulders, but does not exceed the “allowed” limit.
Romantic sleeves topped Agatha Duda’s dress
Attention is drawn in particular to the original sleeves of Agata Duda’s flared dress. The so-called “bell sleeves” were once an essential part of Victorian era creations. For a long time they triumphed at royal courts, and later made their presence felt in the 1970s, crowning the styling of laid-back hippies.
Along with the recurring epochal trend, they have found their way well into the modern era and integrated into a modern style based on minimalism. It seems that the hippies’ favorite trend is versatile and malleable enough to work well in formal settings as well.
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