Five Gold Cup Dresses Even an Intern Can Afford
Apr 26, 2010
You spent your meager savings on a ticket to Gold Cup so that you could enjoy an authentic D.C. experience. You’ll be eating PB&J this week to cover your share of the rental car, and you would like to have enough money left over for a cocktail or two. So you need to get your Gold Cup dress for a song.
No problem. Here are five dresses that are perfect for the green that won’t have you seeing red.
Private Collection Dot Dress (eDressMe, $45)
Polka dots are the ultimate in polo couture, just ask Julia Roberts.
Height of Summer Dress (Anthropologie, $98)
Bright, punchy and perfect with a pair of gold sandals and sunglasses.
Skye Ruffle Front Dress (Piperlime, $85)
White and lacy, this dress is pretty not racy. I hate it when I accidentally rhyme.
Pair this halter with a short-sleeved cardigan and a simple sandal for a simple, preppy look.
BCBGeneration Ruffle Front Dress (Zappos, $88)
This flirty dress has a muted palette that imparts a bit of sophistication.
I think that Old Navy dress is confused. It’s an apron in denial. In my opinion, almost any one of the day dresses at Urban Outfitters would be a better choice for the Gold Cup and still budget friendly. Though they are not exactly preppy, many of them can be accessorized to become so.
I think that Old Navy dress is confused. It’s an apron in denial. In my opinion, almost any one of the day dresses at Urban Outfitters would be a better choice for the Gold Cup and still budget friendly. Though they are not exactly preppy, many of them can be accessorized to become so.
I will be celebrating the Kentucky Derby from a distance…in Denver, CO. Do you have any suggestions for colder weather?
I think that Old Navy dress is confused. It’s an apron in denial. In my opinion, almost any one of the day dresses at Urban Outfitters would be a better choice for the Gold Cup and still budget friendly. Though they are not exactly preppy, many of them can be accessorized to become so.