Whats A line Cut when talking about dress ?

Question

is it like small in the top and then widens going down

Answer 1

yah its kinda like a flare dress...like u said smaller at the top and flows away from the body in an A shape at the bottom.
its good to wear if you have wide hips and want to appear slimmer!

Answer 2

A Line Cut Dress

Answer 3

A-line skirt, a skirt with a slight flare, roughly in the shape of a capital letter A. It was first popularized 1964, when it made its first ready to wear appearance. The A-line cage gown was immediately popularized because it perfectly suited the fresh look and was heartily accepted, possibly because it offered women a release from the dreaded girdle that had packed them into the 36-24-36 obsessed 50's. It fell from the shoulders and had no hint of a waist. Pencil tight clothing gave way to simply straight cut or A-line cut dresses, which were attractive to women because they were viewed as more comfortable for everyday where. The full skirt a leftover from the 1950s, was seen well into the mid 1960s. It was soon ousted by the newer more modern looking A-line dresses.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes, like a capital A.

Answer 6

close, the shape like the letter A:

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