Humaa Hussain
If there's one thing I can't get enough of (which you've probably noticed), it's dresses. Whether it's day or night, a dress serves as the ultimate no-hassle outfit solution that always looks like you put in way more styling effort than you actually did. Choose one correctly, and you have a lifelong partner and a reliable fashion friend you can call upon in times of need.
Eni wears a pretty & Other Stories mini dress.
Dresses certainly aren't in short supply this season, either. I'm seeng so many brilliant options from slinky slips to fun minis on a daily basis. And there seems to be one overriding factor here: Many of my favourites come from the same store.
Jess wears a knitted midi dress from & Other Stories.
I've long been a fan of & Other Stories, and it seems the brand has significantly upped its dress game this summer. It currently has over 240 frock options on its website, so I thought I'd lend a helping hand, sifting through the lot to bring you the very best expert-approved, easy-to-throw-on for all occasions, styles so you don't have to.
Keep scrolling to discover my edit of the best & Other Stories dresses you can buy now and wear forever.
SHOP THE BEST & OTHER STORIES DRESSES
It doesn't get any classier than a black slip dress.
I'm all for a bold printed summer dress. All you need is some wedge espadrilles and you're good to go.
The drawstring feature is my favourite on this dress—So versatile.
This dress is a winner on every level. I can see myself wearing it to a garden party come summer.
This would look cute on for a dressier holiday lunch, tell me I'm wrong.
The coolest print, and easiest throw-on silhouette, I'm all here for it.
I can imagine this being perfect for wearing to a wedding.
Just imagine this worn with some pretty strappy sandals.
Sometimes black is the easiest and the most practical option. Plus it's just so cute!
I would suggest sizing up in this pretty dress to get the perfect fit.
The dress that's currently sitting in my & Other Stories basket.
A great throw-on number that works for so many events.
This will look beautiful with cream accessories and gold jewellery.
I know I'm always after a great throw-on piece for those lazy beach days, and this just fits the bill.
Adding a similar black version won't hurt anybody, right?
Hear me out: A beige swimsuit worn underneath, a pair of flat sandals and a raffia tote in hand—now isn't that a dream holiday outfit.
This linen wrap dress would be great for an alternative office outfit when the weather gets scorchingly hot.
All this dress needs is a tan sandal and some tortoiseshell sunnies.
You could easily dress this style up and down.
This is such a breezy option for an intimate warmer weather wedding ceremony.
This looks like it could be designer, think The Row and Khaite vibes—but without the hefty price tag to follow.
This airy style comes heatwave-ready.
I've tried this on and it's such a comfortable, effortless dress.
This throw-on dress feels so chic for summer occasions.
Bandeaus were cool in 2023 and they're cool now too. We love a trend that stays long after it's first wave.
This post was originally published at an earlier time and has since been updated. Opening Image credit: & Other Stories.
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