LISA BLACK SHIRT DRESS WITH EMBROIDERED DETAILS

Shirtwaist dresses became a symbol of femininity in the period between the 1930s and 1950s. Later in the 1950s, Christian Dior modified their lower part, turning it into a full circle and adding the ‘new look’ epithet that adorned his collections after the Second World War. However, few go back to the distant 1890s, when this kind of dress model was actually a form of women’s rebellion in the process of the women’s struggle for equal rights to education and professional opportunities. This dress model then arose by emulating the typical men’s shirt model, which was a way for women to convey their powerful message. This dress model revives the memory of the legacy of women’s struggle and power throughout history. LISA BLACK is our new short-sleeved shirtwaist dress model, enriched with embroidered details, which certainly conveys a powerful message — seemingly gentle, yet also powerful, this dress is a metaphor for woman as such.