Shift Dress

Due to shift dresses often being associated with the 1960s, this classic dress style is particularly popular among women who have an interest in vintage fashion. Popular variations of the mod dress usually include rounded collars or a bold geometric pattern. That being said, there are ways to pull off a shift dress that will have you looking cute. However, you’ll have to modernize your closet with some beautiful statement pieces and accessories.

Start off with a solid color sleeveless shift dress, preferably black or white, in a lightweight fabric like cashmere or linen. To finish off the look, put on silver layered necklaces and matching hoop earrings. As for shoes, go for a pair of black peep-toe stilettos with an ankle strap.

Bodycon Dress

The bodycon is a trendy and sexy tight-fitting dress for women who want to accentuate their curves and assets. However, if you don’t happen to be a celebrity who is famous for her shapely body, this dress can be a bit intimidating. After all, skin-tight cuts aren’t always the most forgiving. However, there are a few simple ways to feel confident while rocking the figure-hugging ensemble.

For starters, most bodycon dresses are made of stretchy material that can accommodate most body types and sizes. Otherwise, put on some shapewear to smooth any imperfections and achieve a sleek silhouette. Another trick to conceal a slightly bloated belly is to tie a jacket or flannel shirt around your waist. This is also an easy way to make the dress look more casual during the day.

Halter Dress

The halter dress had its day in the sun in the early 2000s, but as with most trends of the decade, this modern dress style is slowly making a comeback. The dress’s sexy silhouette usually emphasizes a woman’s shoulders and decolletage. Halter dresses are best suited for more casual occasions like going to the beach or having a night out dancing with friends.