This dress is a neutral color. It’s cut in a classic, professional silhouette complete with slimming side pleats. It’s actually comfortable. You can wear it during three seasons of the year–spring, fall, winter. It’s machine washable. And it costs less than $75. Are there other boxes to check, or does that pretty much cover it?
I thought so.
I also love this Carven jersey sheath with a pleated neckline. If you’re in the market for a pop of color, this green Reiss dress has been on the blog before and is still a winner. And if you have a little cash to spare, this striped 10 Crosby dress has been in my Piperlime cart for a bit (though I’ll def. be waiting for a sale).
Plus-size: I had no idea Amy Byer made plus-size clothing, but I kind of love this charcoal surplice dress. Petite: This Lauren colorblock dress with cap sleeves is a must buy.
5 comments
Lauren says:
I do really like everything about that dress, too, except for the painfully boring way Zara styled it. The pictures give me zero idea how it will look on a real body with curves or with decent shoes. However, all complaints aside, I do trust your endorsement and am going to try it out.
Capitol Hill SE says:
Yeah, it doesn’t look flattering to me at all, but that probably has more to do with the bad lighting/bad model/bad styling.
Belle says:
Even the model looks bored with how they styled it. Check back at 1pm for Two Ways to wear it.
Helena says:
The model looks angry, not bored, to me. Maybe it’s because of the hideous shoes they made her wear.
Meredith says:
Wow, I love this dress. May have to zip over to Zara to try one on. Thanks for another amazing find!