Bodycon Dress

Bodycon Dress is Outfits that Emphasis the Body Line using a material that adheres to the Body such as Knit (Many Mini One-Piece Dresses for Female).
==About==
At the 1981 Milan Collection, Azzedine Alaia unveiled a Design Dress alongside the Body.
This is called Body Conscious Style.
In Japan, it is abbreviated as Bodycon and has penetrated.
From DC Brands such as Pinky & Dianne, Bodycon Fashion with a style that further shaped Silhouette was born.
Originally it was one of the fashion movements aimed at women's self-assertion and liberation, but in Japan it became popular mainly as playwear, especially after the bubble era in the 1980s.
Many fashion women such as Wanren, Bodycon, Nail Length, and Comb Bangs gathered at Juliana's Tokyo (1991-1994), a disco of Tokyo Shibaura that prevailed in the early 1990s, and became a hot topic in the media.
Fashion Talent with Juliana Folding Fan, represented by Kumiko Araki, also known as Master Araki, often appeared in Media during this period.
==Gallery==
Yellow_Bodycon_Dress.jpg|Yellow Bodycon Dress
A_Promotional_Model_in_a_Bodycon_Dress.jpg|A Promotional Model in a Bodycon Dress
Micro_Dress_(Right)_with_Minidresses,_2008.-_A_Microdress_is_an_Extremely_Short_Version_of_a_Mini.jpg|Micro Dress (Right) with Minidresses, 2008.- A Microdress is an Extremely Short Version of a Mini
==External links==
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