PAPARAZZI by BIZ Dresses and Open Front Kimonos

Yes. Dresses are one of the brand's own listed categories, and they are a steady part of what we buy. We carry PAPARAZZI by BIZ dresses at Accents Boutique in Marble Falls, TX, and (830) 693-7573 will get you a straight answer on what is in.

Across the seasons we have seen midi dresses, tank dresses, sleeveless dresses, shirtdresses and a maxi. The mix changes each season, so call (830) 693-7573 to ask what is on the rack now.

An easy throw-on midi in crushed velvet with a soft drape and a subtle shine. The product information lists a V-neckline with adjustable spaghetti straps, a relaxed slightly A-line fit, an elastic back and a straight hem.

Yes. The product information lists side pockets, which is the detail most people ask about before anything else on that dress.

The pile in crushed velvet already lies in several directions, so it hides creases better than a smooth, flat fabric does. Check the care label before pressing it, because velvet and a hot iron rarely end well.

It is a midi, so it falls somewhere around mid calf on most people. Height changes that a good deal, so call (830) 693-7573 and we will measure the length on the size you are considering.

A sleeveless velvet midi with a side cinch detail that gathers the fabric for a gently shaped fit, plus a side slit for movement. It is a pull-on style, so there is no zipper to fight with.

A side cinch is a gathered or ruched section at one side seam, usually held by stitching or a small tie. It draws the fabric in at the waist without a belt and without a fitted seam.

Yes, the product information lists a side slit. It is there for movement rather than drama.

A black woven midi tank dress with tonal embroidery, meaning the embroidery is worked in a shade close to the base fabric so it reads as texture rather than contrast. It suits showers, church or dinner out.

A sleeveless dress cut like a tank top through the shoulders and armholes, with no sleeves and no collar. It is the easiest shape to layer a kimono or a cardigan over.

A midi generally falls between the knee and the ankle, most often around mid calf. We are glad to measure the exact length on a specific dress for you at (830) 693-7573.

Yes, kimonos are one of the brand's own named categories. We carry the open front burnout velvet kimonos at Accents Boutique in Marble Falls, TX.

A dramatic sheer layering piece in burnout velvet with a semi-sheer scroll pattern, wide flowing sleeves and long fringe trim along the hem and edges. The fringe is what gives it the movement.

A lighter kimono in burnout velvet with a sheer floral design, a relaxed asymmetrical shape and elbow-length wide sleeves. It is the easier of the two to wear over everyday clothes.

Both of the burnout velvet kimonos we carry are one size. An open front layer does not need to be fitted, which is why the brand cuts them that way.

Over a dress, over a matching set, or over a plain camisole and denim when you want the outfit to do more without adding weight. It is the fastest way to dress up something simple.

No, an open front kimono has no buttons or ties and is designed to hang open as a layer. If you want it to close, a belt over the top is the usual answer.