Fashion dresses

1. Ball gown: A formal dress with a fitted bodice and a full, floor-length skirt, usually worn for black-tie events or formal galas.

2. A-line: A classic silhouette that is fitted at the bodice and flares out gradually to the hem, creating a shape that resembles the letter "A."

3. Mermaid: A form-fitting dress that hugs the body from the chest to the knees and then flares out dramatically at the bottom, resembling the tail of a mermaid.

4. Sheath: A slim-fitting dress that follows the natural curves of the body without flaring out at the waist or hips.

5. Empire waist: A dress with a high waistline that sits just below the bust, with a long, flowing skirt that skims the body and creates a flattering silhouette.

6. Column: A sleek, straight dress that hangs loosely from the shoulders to the hem, creating a long and slimming effect.

7. Tea length: A dress that falls to mid-calf length, typically worn for semi-formal or daytime events.

8. Cocktail: A knee-length dress that is less formal than a full-length gown, often worn for cocktail parties or semi-formal events.

9. High-low: A dress with a hemline that is shorter in the front and longer in the back, creating a dramatic and stylish look.

10. Two-piece: A formal outfit consisting of a separate top and skirt or pants, often worn for more modern or unconventional events.