Wrap Dress

Legendary designer Diane von Furstenberg introduced the wrap dress in the 1970s and consequently revolutionized the world of fashion. For decades, the frock has become a staple in women’s wardrobes and there’s no secret why. The dress is figure flattering, looks professional, feels comfortable, and is suitable for social and formal occasions alike.

Asymmetrical Dress

Fashionistas everywhere have an appreciation for asymmetrical dresses. One of the most popular variations of the asymmetrical trend is a high-low dress. While this is a classic choice, it is a bit on the safer side. For women seeking an edgy or seductive outfit, try a midi dress with an uneven hem and a deep thigh slit.

High-Low Dress

Speaking of high-low dresses, you really can’t go wrong with this feminine style. While still rather demure, the playful cut subtly shows off your legs. That being said, the dress is appropriate for events where you need to look more conservative, like attending a Church service or at a family dinner. For a sophisticated look, choose a high-low dress with a subtle hemline in a solid color or understated pattern.

Sheath Dress

Sheath dresses are a favorite among members of the royal family, as the style has been worn by Princess Diana, Meghan Markle, and Kate Middleton. However, you don’t need to be royalty to look absolutely stunning in this sleek ensemble. A sheath dress complements all body types and styles. This type of dress is ideal for professional women, especially when paired with a fitted blazer.

Peplum Dress

With its snug fit and frilled waistline, peplum dresses beautifully accentuate curvaceous figures. This style of dress is rather versatile and can look either sexy or sophisticated, depending upon the cut. If you want to dress to impress on a first date, choose a plunging black, thin-strapped peplum dress. For a work meeting, put on a long-sleeved, belted midi peplum dress in a chic jewel tone.