Its popularity in its early, tender years was sponsored by Hollywood, which preferred it as a uniform during the era of black-and-white film, making the elegant little black dress synonymous with actresses who carried the femme fatale reputation
For calculation, you have to enter you breast, waist, hips and inseam in the empty boxes before the symbols
The puff sleeves add a romantic touch, while the front opening creates an elegant flow
Roger Ebert, of the Chicago Sun-Times , in awarding the film four out of four stars, described the film as "a wonderful collection of theatrical lore, detail, and superstition....the best sort of drama, fascinating us on the surface with color and humor and esoteric detail, and then revealing the truth underneath." [5] Joachim Boaz of Film Ruminations gave it 7 out 10 in 2010 and noted the film was "solid, well-acted, if somewhat forgettable drama"