Your casual dresses should include bias-cut floor-length sundresses and skirts with cotton gauze tops, worn with flat or low-wedge strappy sandals or espadrilles.

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The bias-cut, gold-beaded dress, designed by John Galliano, had a distinct 1920s feel, as did the lace French veil she wore on her head.

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Rodriguez first achieved global fame in 1996, before his label even existed, when he designed the bias-cut slip dress Carolyn Bessette wore at her secret wedding to John F.

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But the official apathy, or bias as some might say, seems to cut across party lines.

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If anything, he believes, the central bank shows more bias toward another rate increase than toward a cut, given that its last three statements show less tolerance for rising prices than those statements prior to June.

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Throw in solid global economic growth that helped spur a narrower than expected U.S. trade deficit from this month, and it's no surprise that the Fed's bias is probably toward another raise, rather than a cut.

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The Cowgirls cut it to 72-69 with 1:34 remaining when Bias converted a steal into a breakaway layup, but those were their last points of the day.

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The opposition have accused the Conservatives of seeking to "gerrymander" the electoral map in their favour, but the Tories maintain the review will cut the cost of politics, make boundaries much fairer and help address a longstanding bias in the existing set-up favouring their opponents.

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The core qualities that cut across each of those positions are a really strong sense of ownership, customer obsession, a strong bias for action and teamwork.

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