Wendy Pepper: Hi, this is Wendy Pepper and after the neckline, which I consider to be the most important aspect of a dress, because that frames the face, I have to say that the next most important thing for me is the hemline, because how a dress frames the legs, is also extremely important. So, I have with me Pasha, to demonstrate one of my favorite hemlines that I like to use a lot which is the asymmetrical one. I find that a soft curving hemline can hide a multitude of thins, and if you feel it all self conscious about your legs, a wonderful way to handle that is to create an interesting hem that draws the eye in exciting and not quite anticipated directions and really can dialogue very effectively with a fabulous pair of shoes, which we certainly have here today.

Now, to show you just how exciting a hemline can be and how much you can really make a dress that you ordinarily might think is quite plain. Take a look here at Graces hemline. Now, her personality is dynamic and strong and more than a little edgy and so I am putting her in a dress that to me it reflects all those elements in a little bit of ripped raw edge on a hem. It's a very strong element to include on a dress, but I still keep her in a classic strong red which is a -- it's a color that really extenuates her strength and the neckline is very severe because you really want all the excitement going on down here and if you notice it's wonderful to accentuate her legs. If she is in a petite category, you want to do something exciting which is a little bit asymmetrical as well however, it's not over powering. It doesnt draw the weight of the dress down, the details are small and delicate and perfectly in keeping with her effervescent style.

In conclusion, I would like to say that the hemline just as the neckline plays an important role. The hemline is critical and with Pasha, we examined the role of the classic, sloping, more feminine demure type of hemline to accentuate curves and delicacy on that scale. Now, we have something that is edgy and young and the more than little bit flirty and both of them suit the girls just perfectly.