The a-line skirt is a structured skirt that's fitted at the waist and flares out, so that it hangs in the shape of a “A.” A-line skirts got their name from fashion designer Christian Dior in 1955.

A-line silhouettes are designed to emphasize a narrow waist, wider hips, and the bust line. A-line dresses are one of the most popular dress styles because they are flattering on almost any body type.

H-Line was one of the silhouettes introduced by Christian Dior. This silhouette was introduced in 1954 and, as the letter 'H' implies, was straight with a slight accent on the waist (the bar of the 'H'). It was popular for emphasising length in the leg, making it a feminine shape, rather than something square and boxy.

The A-line skirt is a classic design. The term 'A-line' dates back to 1955, when fashion designer Christain Dior crafted the 'A-Line' collection. However, this skirt design dates back further and describes any skirt or dress with a hemline wider than the waist.

Askirt that tapers gently out from a narrow waist, or a dress that grows gradually wider from the shoulder to the hem, is called an A-line, simply because its shape resembles the letter A.

A-line skirt: Named after the capital letter A, an A-line skirt fits at the waist with a slight flare as it travels to the hem. This silhouette is a broad category featuring a variety of styles that have a waist-narrowing effect.

1955 The A-line skirt is a classic design. The term 'A-line' dates back to 1955, when fashion designer Christain Dior crafted the 'A-Line' collection.

The A-line skirt is a classic design. The term 'A-line' dates back to 1955, when fashion designer Christain Dior crafted the 'A-Line' collection. However, this skirt design dates back further and describes any skirt or dress with a hemline wider than the waist.

The advantages of wearing an A-line skirt:

• They look good on almost every woman, when worn at the perfect length.
• They always look feminine, providing a flirtatious and fun overall look.
• They can hide our bulgy bits, giving the shapewear a rest for a little (this one I love).

An A-line skirt is a skirt that is fitted at the hips and gradually widens towards the hem, giving the impression of the shape of a capital letter A. The term is also used to describe dresses and coats with a similar shape.

The A-line skirt is a classic design. The term 'A-line' dates back to 1955, when fashion designer Christain Dior crafted the 'A-Line' collection. However, this skirt design dates back further and describes any skirt or dress with a hemline wider than the waist.

In fashion, line refers to the direction of visual interest in a garment created by construction details such as seams, openings, pleats, gathers, tucks, topstitching, and trims. Straight lines suggest crispness, such as that of tailored garments; curved lines imply fluidity.