As a pear shape, youll want to favor a-line dresses that are more minimal in their design on the bottom half of the dress
From flowing A-line silhouettes to figure-hugging mermaid styles, we have a gown for every taste and preference
(14 sts & 2 CH-16 SP) Row 2: CH 1 and turn, SL ST in the first 5 STs, SL ST into the first 2 CHs, SC in the next 2 CHs, HDC in the next 2 CHs, DC in the next 4 CHs, HDC in the next 2 CHs, SC in the next 2 CHs, SL ST in the next 2 CHs, SL ST in the next 4 SC STs, working into the CHs, SL ST into the first 2 CHs, SC in the next 2 CHs, HDC in the next 2 CHs, DC in the next 2 CHs, HDC in the next 2 CHs, SC in the next 2 CHs, SL ST in the next 2 CHs, SL ST in the last 5 SC STs
Source: Etsy-Fancywork For todays post I want to showcase the 1940s & 1950s and what colour-blocking looked like during this time period of fashion (with a late 1930s & early 1960s dresses thrown in for fun)