The Versatility Of A Dress

Alexander McQueen coral dress //  Beige belted flared dress // Red peplum dress {LOVE me a peplum! …see here, here and here}

Do you feel like there’s no more room in your wardrobe for another fashionable skirt and top? Especially now, living in a small city apartment, closet space does not allow for a lot of extras that I enjoyed when I had a dressing room/walk-in closets. What Did I do about this thorny problem? I switched gears and started to focus on dresses. 

Dresses are such a great fashion staple, and they have the versatility to transition into the cooler months by wearing them with boots and blazers/jackets. So needless to say, dresses are becoming more and more my go-to, as the one piece apparel makes them easy for smaller spaced closets.

Embellished necklace blue dress // Latte ponte pencil dress // Aqua lace back dress

What I really like about dresses is the soft flowy fabric and loose silhouette that allows the body to keep cool on sweltering humid days of the summer. Plus, they’re easy to add a dose of style – whether it’s adding a thin belt which gives immediate waist definition, covering any possible pudginess that might be happening due to indulging on a lot of Gelato. You can wear a dress with flats, for a walk through the park. Going for a night out on the town?  Well, you can always ramp it up with heels, accessories, and sultry make-up. As you can see the versatility of a dress allows you to remain fashionably cool and relaxed with ease.