The graceful V-front lace bodice of Dorothy McGuires gown in 1952s Invitation, as well as Elizabeth Taylors high-collar neckline and long sleeves in 1950s Father of the Bride both by Roseoffer a sartorial throughline
Top with halved tomatoes, quartered hard-boiled eggs, bacon, chicken, sliced avocado, and crumbled blue cheese if you like
I say Givenchy is snobby because it is, and he was unlike the bourgeoise Dior, whose family dealt fertiliser before they went bust during the Depression, or Balenciaga, whose father was a fisherman, le comte Hubert Taffin de Givenchy was well, exactly that
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This design is perfect for women who want to hide their tummy while still feeling comfortable and looking stylish