A-line is the most popular type of silhouette which is fitted at the top (shoulders or waist) and then gradually flares or gets wider towards the hem. The term A-line was first coined by Christian Dior in 1955 to describe the shape of his spring collection of clothing that resembled the shape of capital letter A.
The A-line silhouette emphasizes a small waist as different silhouettes emphasizes different body shapes or parts. A-line dresses can be of any length ranging from full skirt to ending at knee. This silhouette can be off shoulder, sleeveless, short or long sleeve and with any kind of neckline. The A-line silhouette is most widely used in everyday outfits and wedding dresses.
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