Dresses

Most dresses are inherently comfy, at least the below styles certainly are, so really, why the hell not chuck on a great dress for your working (from home) day? If anything, it definitely has mood-boosting effects. Monikh is our ultimate inspiration here. (If anyone needs any more persuasion to wear them at home, her Instagram account provides more than enough.) Luckily, smock throw-on styles are one of those spring trends that come around year after year, and 2021 is no exception.   Let the search for the perfect comfy, pretty dress commence. Keep scrolling for some of our current favourites. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful pe...

There are certain things that universally signify the beginning of spring—the first bunch of £1 daffodils, a bag of Mini Eggs and it being light at 6pm. Nothing makes me feel like I’ve said ‘so long’ to winter quite like retiring my tights, and wearing a summer dress. March is when many of us will revisit our dresses, and so we are marking this wardrobe switchover at Who What Wear with a series of edits and guides to the dresses that we’ll be wearing for the next six months. Below I’ve listed the 8 dress trends that I think you’ll see throughout all the stages of the relaxing of lockdown restrictions. Long-sleeved, denim and knitted dresses are perfect for the next few months of daily walks, while the bright pink dresses and fun minis I...

Despite being a reluctant dress-wearer, I can’t deny that the spring dress offering on the high street is looking pretty appealing this year. I think even my fellow dress-ambivalent fashion lovers might just find something that they’re tempted to try this year. While there’s the usual offering of ditzy florals and floaty prairie dresses, I’ve enjoyed the more tailored styles that have come to the fore, which feel a little more refined and so very grown-up.  The classic shirt dress is the perfect example of this, and most of the dresses that have caught my eye this season come with pared-back silhouettes, tailored fits and calf-grazing hemlines. I love how Mango has styled its denim shirtdress over flared je...

“What a surprise—she’s wearing another dress,” say people who are probably fed up with following me on Instagram. If, however, you haven’t muted me and my ridiculously expansive collection of dresses, maybe it’s because you share the same shopping passion. Which means you might enjoy this story, as it’s dedicated to the places where I buy my favourite ones from. I’m talking, of course, about the brands I have confidence in going back to time and again for both the special-occasion dresses but also the day-to-day ones I like to wear to the office. If there’s one item I know I can feel myself in, it’s a relatively modest, long-sleeved, probably bright or printed midi, and there are now labels that really specialise in that kind of ea...

I have to confess I’m writing this story away from my desk, and under my duvet, because it is that cold this week. It might be chilly outside, however, the daffodils in the supermarket and slightly lighter evenings are helping me to stay positive, and remember spring is just a mere couple of weeks away. Fun fact: The first day of spring is the 20th of March. One of the things I’m most looking forward to about spring is abandoning the many layers (so long, puffer!), and revisiting my dress wardrobe. New-in sections are helping me indulge in my spring daydreaming, as every day is bringing with it new summery items to scroll through. Floral tea dresses and check midi dresses are hardly groundbreaking, but these throw-on styles always sell out at record speed, and so...

This week has been the first time this year that it has really felt like spring, and boy did we need it. The feel of sun on our vitamin D-deprived skin has been glorious after months of hibernating in our homes, and it’s got us looking ahead to the warmer months. It seems as though Instagram has had the same idea, and we can confirm that the first trending dress of 2021 has officially made an appearance, in the form of Faithfull the Brand’s cute paisley print.  You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair...

As a Fashion Editor, every now and then you spot a dress that all of a sudden seems like it’s everywhere. Last summer it was Cult Gaia’s Serita Dress—which Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Candice Swanepoel wore on repeat. Though recently it seems Tove’s Ceres Tie-Detail dress has taken over the top spot as the front-runner for It-dress of the season ahead.  Created in an array of shades and lengths, over the last few weeks we’ve spotted countless influencers rewearing their Tove dresses from last year. Cue the orange iteration of the brand’s bestselling Ceres, which Lucy Williams has worn, a yellow edition seen on Monikh Dale, a crisp white version sported by Babba C Rivera (among many, many others), and a versatile beige numbe...

As someone who, prior to 2020, seldom wore anything but dresses, the last twelve months have proved a struggle. During this time, I invested in my first pair of non-gym leggings, which I took to wearing like a second skin. Then, there are jumpers. I think I now own more wool than a flock of sheep combined. Still, I long for the moment where dresses—the fancier the better—are called for; an idea I seem to share with every designer out there.  It’s always around this time that Who What Wear brings you its annual dress trends round-up, a certified edit of the most noteworthy frock looks for the year ahead. And while occasionwear had no place in our wardrobes in 2020, a host of our favourite brands—both high-end and high street—have concentrated their efforts on creat...

I have to confess I’m writing this story away from my desk, and under my duvet, because it is that cold this week. It might be snowing, however, the daffodils in the supermarket and slightly lighter evenings are helping me to stay positive, and remember spring is just weeks away. Fun fact: The first day of spring is the 20th of March. One of the things I’m most looking forward to about spring is abandoning the many layers (so long, puffer!), and revisiting my dress wardrobe. New-in sections are helping me indulge in my spring daydreaming, as every day is bringing with it new summery items to scroll through. Floral tea dresses and check midi dresses are hardly groundbreaking, but these throw-on styles always sell out at record speed, and so it doesn’t hurt to think ah...

I have to confess I’m writing this story away from my desk, and under my duvet, because it is that cold this week. It might be snowing, however the daffodils in the supermarket and slightly lighter evenings are helping me to stay positive, and remember spring is just weeks away. Fun fact—the first day of spring is the 20th March. One of the things I’m most looking forward to about spring is abandoning the many layers (s’long puffer!), and revisiting my dress wardrobe. New-in sections are helping me indulge in my spring daydreaming, as every day is bringing with it new summery items to scroll through. Floral tea dresses and check midi dresses are hardly groundbreaking, but these throw-on styles always sell out at record speed, and so it doesn’t hurt to think ahe...