Voluminous dresses are so gorgeous because they tend to capture our attention. A bubble dress is a refined example. Timelessness is in every detail. Perhaps the name bubble in a dress originated when hemline created a larger-than-life effect. Often referred to as the billowing and ballooning effect. The visually captivating hemline is a true renaissance when it comes to female designs.
Paying homage to his obsession with geometrical silhouettes—Pierre Cardin (1922—2020) designed a bubble dress and skirt in 1957. Zandra Rhodes (1940—) evolved a bubble dress through adding elastic hemlines in the 1970s. Her dress was soft, feminine and present in tons of wardrobes.
Hollywood celebrities such as Jessica Alba (1981—) and Kate Beckinsale (1973—) immersed themselves in the captivating tales of bubble dresses and skirts because of their updated appeal.
When it comes to styling bubble dresses or skirts—minimalism is a breakthrough. The refined option is for a bubble dress with fabric that supports the shape—for instance microfiber is a more reliable option than limp cotton. Stiletto heels, hoop earrings are chic accessories but also a subtle minimalist approach for nailing a bubble dress.