That was in use in the 18th century, well before dressed to the nines was first used, as in this example from William Hamiltons Epistle to Ramsay , 1719: The bonny Lines therein thou sent me, How to the nines they did content me
Since everything is so sleek and simple, my guess is probably not
It is about a dress that is nicely fitted in the shoulders and chest area,, but gradually flares out in the form of a capital A starting from the ribcage till the end of the dress
The nude heels give a really smart, classy approach, while the white ankle boots do dress it down a little bit and give a little bit more of a casual element, while remaining structured and fancy in my opinion
The brand that I used is Saco, and it comes in a 12oz container
They come in various forms, depending on the occasion and region