Dresses

Ballgown	Rococo Gown	Regency Era Gown	Empire Gown	Mermaid Style Gown

You can recognize a ballgown by it's big bottom part/gown	A rococo gown is from the 17-18th century French era	Regency Era gowns are high waisted gowns with puffy sleeves from 1811 to 1820 England	Empire gowns are inspired by the regency era styled gowns	Mermaid style gowns can be recognized by the tight waist going down into a flowy, spread out bottom part of the gown, it got it's name because of it's resemblance to a mermaid tail
A Line Gown	Empire Waist Gown	Ruffled Gown	Japanese Style Gown	Chinese Style Gown

The A line gown got it's name from the bottom that flows down naturally from the fabric used	Empire waist gowns have a recognizable corset waist that made it popular in the late 18th and early 19th century, it was usually paired with a fancy hat	The ruffled gown is basically a gown/dress decorated with ruffles	There are also many gowns from different countries, including Japanese style gowns that's recognized from the kimono style it has.	There are also Chinese dresses although there are many different kinds of Chinese dresses from different dynasties, My favorite is this one from the Wei & Jin Dynasty