This FB International dancewear is a Rhythm Latin ballroom dress, with the name Swingline. The dress features color blocking in pink and black. To begin, the dress has a modern high collar. A stretch black mesh fabric makes the collar, long sleeves, center front and back, as well as the side panels. A hot pink knit fabric starts at each shoulder, covers the bust, and travels down the dress like princess seams. The vibrant pink stretch fabric then meets at the middle like a V, and wraps around the hips forming the skirt of the dress. The pink fabric glimmers with matching pink beaded fringe. The hem of the dress transitions into a traditional black fringe. Lastly, this dress has built-in bra cups and a bodysuit.

Between the glass fringe and the crystal accents, this FB International dancewear dress sparkles! Wherever there is black mesh, there are Jet Hematite crystal accents. Additionally, the dress has neon pink embroidery appliqués shining with Fuchsia and Fuchsia AB crystal accents. The appliqués adorn the bottom of the long sleeves, and hug the collar and neckline. The appliqué on the neck has additional bling, with both Fuchsia crystals and glass beaded fringe. To conclude, the back of the dress has several keyholes with buttons for closures.

A catwalk without a bit of sheer fabric showing skin would be more scandalous than the reverse. Every season, sheer fabrics will make their way into the Haute Couture collections. Dolce & Gabbana gave a sharp contrast to a very jungle safari Summer 2020 collection by adding sheer materials from fishnets to chiffon. While Christian Siriano, had both men and women in sheer garments for his collection. In ballroom, sheer garments can be used for many things from creating the illusion of dazzling crystals floating on the skin to softening up a Smooth dress.