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"  We love the way this gleaming, futuristic trend (which we first spotted at Balenciaga, with their slim-fitting, tiered-skirt shift dress) goes from nighttime extreme to let&amp;#039;s-go-grab-coffee-and-catch-a-movie normal. At its max it mixes hard layers, hammered textures, and liquidy, mirrorlike metal shine with serious, couture-level tailoring. Nothing, but nothing, demands the spotlight for night like a richly shimmering metallic dress. Even in a more toned-down shade\u2014deep copper, steely pewter gray\u2014the effect is megawatt, and rival attention-grabbers like bondage dresses and siren-red gowns don&amp;#039;t stand a chance. But to avoid tipping into Vanna White territory, be sparing with the extras: minimal makeup, simple accessories\u2014don&amp;#039;t mix in brights or patterns, and definitely don&amp;#039;t try to blend in other trends. Other ways to wear the look? Sheer mesh tanks, camisoles, and tees that layer easily with basic cotton ones, and Paco Rabanne\u2013ish mirrored-glass belts, which, after years of earthy, bohemian leather fabrications, seem downright groundbreaking. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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