Fashion’s Hottest Looks for This Season

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Cutsie dresses, t-shirt dresses, drawstring waists and hems and mini skirts are all making a comeback for this fashion season. You can make all of these simple updates to your closet for a very low cost. You might find your daughter raiding the attic for some vintage treasures; if this is the first time you've seen this look, you might be wondering how to pull these looks together. Take a look at these tips before you go shopping. You can look cute in a jumper that's fitted and rouched at the bust; this gives you a swingy shape and gives you room to wear a shirt underneath. Dresses and jumpers are already very girly, so pick neutral colors and wear them with a bold shirt. Embrace a bright, paper-thin top under your t-shirt and slip on your flip-flops if you're heading to a farmers market; on the other hand, if you're heading to the office, wear a blouse that's bold, but not frills, and ballet flats. There's plenty of flair in this outfit thanks to the rouching at the bustline.

T-shirt dresses are a closet staple for many fashion enthusiasts. Everyone from Los Angeles to New York City is wearing them, they're super easy to slip on, dress up or down, and head to Starbucks. Traditional ones are a bit clingy; those of us without personal trainers can feel self-conscious about them. Designers are answering the call to make dresses that even us who aren't size 2s can wear comfortably and confidently this year. Showing off t-shirt dresses with more swing and shift has allowed us to enjoy one of summer's best clothing items. The drawstring hemlines give these a sporty look with more volume. Wear these with sandals or ballet inspired Keds and you're good to go from morning to night.


Mini-skirts are back and as popular as ever. For those of us who grew up in the 80s and early 90s, these are nostalgic pieces that bring back Cyndi Lauper and the women of the Van Halen videos. Minis have evolved since then, too. When pairing different cuts with a top and shoes, you want to look your absolute best. Your hips will have some swing if you choose an A-line mini. Tucking in boxy style t-shirts will create an ultra-flattering line around your torso. Wear it with a pair of canvas Mary Janes and you'll be cute and comfortable.

Fitted minis are sexy and classic. Due to the longer hemline, these will hit your lower thigh and are the safest option at work. The loose blouse, belted, gives this look a softer look and balances the sexiness. The bubble mini is a newer addition to the mini line-up, but very in line with the trends. If you're self-conscious about bending over and showing your lower back, these may not be the best look for you. Because these are gathered and full, they look best with a fitted tank and flat sandals or espadrilles. Lastly, the full mini completes this summer fashion group. This mini skirt makes your legs look the slimmest since, again, it's very full, but more structured than the bubble skirt. You can wear these with paper-thin tunic-style shirts to look long and lean. Slip on wedges to make your legs look longer. It's easy and comfortable to wear a dress in the summer. Plus, it's sexy and versatile. Low maintenance and inexpensive make these a no-brainer purchase. Get these styles and show off your sexy smarts!

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