This dress is obviously fun and very comfortable to wear. What I really love about it is the potential to rework it for work. The batwing sleeves and drapey collar, not to mention the hot pink stripes, would contrast very well with conservative pieces, while the black and gray stripes keep the wildness factor a bit more tamped down. I think the dress would look funky yet professional with a cardigan or a blazer, but if it needs to be toned down more, a well-fitting pencil skirt will do the trick.
Here's how I wore it on the weekend:
[Miu Miu silver framed sunglasses, 'T ain't dress, Michael Kors leather hoodie, Target tights and bag, vintage boots]
Here's how I wore it for a deposition. I had to look professional, but since I have been working in a relatively remote area and the drive is very long, I wanted to wear something fun and not too constricting. That's why I decided to pair the dress with a charcoal gray blazer, a black skirt, and black pumps.
[Ray Bans, 'T ain't dress, BCBG blazer, secondhand skirt (from clothing swap), Payless pumps]
4 comments:
The dress is great; I love the shape. Versatile pieces are the best.
The dress looks awesome! I wish I could wear dresses under skirts more, but they tend to bunch awkwardly on my body when I do. You pull it off very well.
Thanks, ladies! I think it takes a certain type of material or cut for the dress to not bunch up under a skirt. It's hard to find the happy medium--fabric that's neither too stiff nor too slinky. It needs to be somewhat heavy enough that it'll drop straight down and stay that way.
that dress is so adorable. vertical stripes are what i need.
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