Funny thing about this dress...I purchased it several years ago at Old Navy. It was on clearance for $10. I had to really think about it, even at that super low price. I just wasn't sure if I liked the print or color scheme. Considering the style (easy one-piece) and fabric (wrinkle-free), I bought it thinking it would be a good grab-and-go dress for those mornings when I'm...
a) in a hurry
b) don't feel like ironing
c) staring blankly into my closet abyss internally complaining that I have nothing to wear!
d) all of the above.
Those mornings are somewhat frequent, so the dress came home with me.
It has served it's purpose and then some. This particular day, I...
1) went to work
2) attended a class
3) went to an interview-thingy
4) took the dog to the vet
5) had dinner/music date with the hubby.
This easy little $10 dress from Old Navy was appropriate and comfortable from 6am-11pm, and I got about a bazillion compliments on it. THAT is one winning garment if I do say so...(I do).
The most versatile and flattering wrap dresses will have particular design elements:
1) sleeves (3/4 is my preference)
2) slip or cami option (not necessarily the built-in kind)
3) knee-length or slightly above
4) wrinkle-free (poly-blends are the best!).
As a girl with an hourglass figure who wears many hats (figuratively
and literally) in life, I find that wrap dresses play a vital role in my wardrobe. Ms. DvF gets two thumbs up and a curtsy from me for this brilliant design. What do you think of the infamous wrap dress?
Dress: Old Navy
Bag: Target
Shoes: ?
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