You can’t beat a classic shift dress for summer. Irresistibly comfy and loose, this dress style is like wearing your favorite lounge set without overheating in the blistering hot temps. You don’t have ...

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While it’s technically true that any outfit revolving around a dress could be categorised as an easy, breezy, one-and-done look, not all frocks are created equally effortless. With humidity levels ...

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White dresses are the epitome of classic summer dressing. They’re the kind of item that you throw on and your look is immediately sorted. So easy. So chic. A white summer dress will always look good, ...

A gingham summer dress is at the top of my summer wish list and I blame three (impeccably dressed) women. First, it was Sarah Jessica Parker, who emerged from an interview wearing a dirndl-inspired, ...

Fashion is no stranger to a thigh-grazing hem. From its invention in the 1960s to its (even more) micro iterations over 50 years later, the mini dress has only gotten smaller and mightier with age.