6 Popular Dress Trends That Will Dominate Your Feed InSpring 2020!

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There is something about spring that makes the weather look all flourishing. Blame it on the vibrant colours or just the sunny climate, there is always something so exciting to finally give your oversized jacket a miss and flaunt those shapely legs in a dress. Yes, we are talking about those flouncy dresses, that make spring even more exciting. And to help you keep in the know-how of the latest trends, we have carefully curated a series of spring-summer 2020 trends that are going to be all over your feed this year. From polka dots to multiple tiered dresses, here are all the breakout spring summer 2020 dress trends that will dominate the style circuit. Psst... we think you should add them to cart now before they go out of stock!

Polka Dots

We know, we know, polka dots have stayed consistent on the style runways. But this time around, they are particularly devoured by models and celebrities alike. It could be the ease of the print or just it's summer-apt nature, but polka dots are surely here to stay this season. The Kate Spade Persian Navy lips crepe dress is an ode to summer dressing. It has a flirty keyhole detailing on the neck, which can be both office and party appropriate. The fit-and-flare style is also very flattering on most body types.

Statement Sleeves

This year, it is all about going big or going home. We, of course, are talking with reference to statement sleeve- the bigger, the better! Whether you want to give an illusion of a tiny waist or just want to add a bit of symmetry to your look, statement sleeve always help. Etre's black puff sleeve embellished mini dress features a crepe blend fabric with metallic pipe and stone hand embellishments. We love the organza puffed sleeves, which give this party-ready dress an added dimension and aesthetic.

Tiers

To us, this dress is a roaring call to the 1920s. Everything from the colour to the tiered hem, mixed along with ruffles is so cocktail-ready! What's more, it is available in sizes until 6XL and has a flattering net base with bead embellishments. It even features a backless feature that is perfect for a black-tie or even a red carpet event. This along with some Louboutins is all you'll need to look like a party stopper.

Maxi Length

Whether or not you have holiday weight on, maxi dresses are a solution to all your fashion problems. Diesel's black Abito dress is one fail-saif outfit you can fall back on when you have an impromptu meeting with a friend or even when you just are a bit confused about what to wear! Just throw this on with your favourite heels and you'll be ready for any occasion. Don't forget a tang of beaded jewellery to give it a boho look.

Faux leather

If your definition of leather only extends until leather skirts and jackets then you are highly mistaken my friend! Give your love for leather a cosy new upgrade by wearing it from head-to-toe. The faux leather shirt dress from Zara will look great at the boardroom meeting and even on a winter drinks night with a friend. You can even wear it at the airport to embody luxe style while you survive through your long haul flight in style!

All Black Dresses

To us, Spring is all about getting out of layers of knitwear and this dress is a happy respite. The Diesel black D-audrie abito dress features an asymmetrical hemline and is a hybrid between a micro mini and a short dress. Plus, it is black without wavering on the 'little black dress' adage. Wear it with strappy sandals or pair it with a lightweight denim jacket to unleash all the casual cool vibes!

Our cart is filled with all the spring-summer 2020 favourites. Now, who said planning your weekly outfits is difficult? With this handy list, your dressing up will not only be enjoyable but will make sure you are in trend at all times.

Tags: DRESS TRENDS 2020 2020 POLKA DOTS STATEMENT SLEEVES TIERS FAUX LEATHER BLACK DRESSES SS2020 Spring Summer 2020

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