Alice + Olivia Venus Straplesss Gathered Fitted Dress, $396 Right now, we’d be quite happy if we could somehow find a way to crawl inside the Alice + Olivia website and just stay there. Anyone know who we need to talk to about that? It’s [...]
River Island pink prom dress, £65 This one is possibly too sweet to be wholesome (What do you really expect from a post labelled “pink prom dress” though?) and it’s definitely aimed at the younger end of the market, but for a high street dress, [...]
Trashy Diva Honey Child Dress, £163 Trashy Diva’s ‘Honey’ dress is a Fashion Police favourite, and we’d own one in every colour if we possibly could. This season it’s been re-vented as ‘Honey Child’, which uses the same crumbcatcher-style bodice as ‘Honey’, but with a [...]
Hobbs Invitation Leanna Dress, £229 We’re cheating slightly with this Dress of the Day, because we’ve already shown you the Hobbs Invitation Leanna dress as part of our “How to Wear Stripes” feature. It’s now actually available to buy on the Hobbs wesbite, though, so [...]
Coast Glamour Bow Dress, £175 It’s hard to believe it, but this dress is our 900th Dress of Day. We started the feature back in 2006, and while there have been a few hiatuses along the way, we’ve been doing our best to bring you a [...]
Louche Badger stripe dress, £45 Stripes may be a little obvious for a spring dress, but when have The Fashion Police ever let that stop them? Never, that’s when. This is a cute and casual little dress, with an interesting wrap effect tie on the [...]
Although the skirt-like waistband and contrast panel on the bodice take this dress dangerously close to “Stuck Together Clothes” territory, we’re willing to forgive it: partly because we’d probably forgive this dress just about anything, but also because if ALL S-T-Cs looked like this, we may not even consider them a Crime of Fashion in the first place.
Oh yeah, and also because we’re complete suckers for this kind of full skirt. Show us a full skirted dress, we’ll show you a Dress of the Day…
We’re a little bit Karen Millen crazy at the moment, which means you can probably expect to see a lot more of their dresses here in future: even more than we’ve been showing you already, that is. Today we’ve picked this turquoise peplum dress for its simple shape, its understated use of the peplum (Which is still going strong after its return to fashion last year), and because there just isn’t enough turquoise in the world, as far as we’re concerned.
If you don’t like the colour pink, 60s-style dresses, or paying more than $2000 for a single item of clothing, we’re afraid we can’t help you.
If you DO like all of those things, however, you can find this at Net-a-Porter.
It’s expensive enough to make our credit cards weep and the bank manager leave the country in despair, but sometimes a bit of fantasy shopping is almost as good as the real thing, no? OK, no, it’s not. But we can dream…
The perfect little red dress to end the week. Have a great weekend, everyone!
At first glance, this dress probably just looks like any other cotton sundress, and SO WHAT, we hear you say: SO WHAT, Fashion Police? Take a closer look, though, and you’ll see that the print is actually a map of Paris – and quite a detailed one, too. We’ve no idea just how accurate it is, or which era it dates from, of course, but if you’re as fascinated by maps as we are, you might just love this. And if you’re not, well, at least it would give you a good excuse to visit Paris. Well, if you already have the map…