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esflamenco tips: Combine
this dress with a mantón (Manila shawl) or mantoncillo
(small shawl) in a plain colour that contrasts with
the dress.
esflamenco secret: in spite of the
dress' V-shaped back, the height of its back allows
it to be used while wearing a bra, without the bra ever
being visible.
The dresses for dancing are light, made of materials
that fall in a sheer manner and have neutral colours.
They must be comfortable, so as not to obstruct one's
movements, and they must also be well-fitted to the
body in order to emphasize the movements of the bailaora
(female flamenco dancer). This is possible thanks to
the gliding qualities of the skirt and to the way in
which the material falls.
Definitions:
Dress that is cut at the waist: a dress
that is made of two pieces that come together at the
height of the waist.
Dress that is cut at the bosom: a dress
that is made of two pieces that come together below
the bosom.
Dress in one piece: unlike the previous
ones, a one-piece dress does not have any horizontal
cuts, neither at the height of the waist, nor below
the bosom.
Costadillos: each of the pieces that
are arranged vertically to form the upper part of the
dress, which covers the torso. They ensure that the
dress is well fitted at the bosom and waist.
All of the dresses that have costadillos which you
will find in www.esflamenco.com have 6 costadillos,
apart from the Double martinete Model, which has 8. |
