1 Dress Styled for All 4 Seasons

For Summer, the easiest option would be the dress and sandals. I could have shown you that but I think that is obvious right? So instead I decided to throw on a graphic tee and knot it. This allows for dimension in the waist why also adding contrast to the dress. You can also wear the dress by itself by add a belt for waist definition, throw it on over a bathing suit, or pair it with heels for date night. Again -- so many options.

For Fall, booties and over sized cardigans are my go to so why not put them together with this dress. Add a hat and you are ready to sip a latte with the falling leaves around you right? This dress would also be cute with over the knee boots and a leather jacket. You can also do rain boots and a denim jacket with a baseball cap or a scarf. So many options to bring this dress to life.

For Winter you know I had to break out my favorite shoes of all time: my over the knee boots. These boots make any outfit that much better. For this look I threw a sweater on over the dress and added a belt. I then tucked the sweater into the belt so the sweater wasn't hanging long. I then threw my pea coat on over my shoulders for dramatic affect. :) This would also be cute with tights and booties and a blazer for a holiday party.

When I tried this dress on, I knew I would also love wearing it to work. All the looks above CAN be worn to the office (depending on your office environment), but why not show you a true office look. Blazer and heels scream office, paired with a belt for added definition brings the look together. Makes you feel professional, stylish and cute. You can swap out the heels for booties or a flat boot or even add tights if you think it is too short. Regardless, it is the perfect dress to make you feel good.

This dress cost me $12 (on sale) and with the 5 looks I posted here, it cost me $2.40 per wear. In reality, if I read through all the options I posted on how you can wear this dress, it would actually cost me $.0026 per wear (that might be a made up number but I am sure I am close).

When finding pieces in the store, figure out how you can get the most use out of it to get the best bang for your buck. I love showing you how to style a piece multiple ways. If there is anything you would like to see, please let me know. For more fashion inspiration, follow me on Instagram @SimplyStyledCloset.

-xo

Lindsay