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Busy Summer Calendar? These 24 Finds From NET-A-PORTER Will Earn You Best Dressed

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I'm going to be so honest: My summer isn't looking incredibly busy. After I took back-to-back trips to Amsterdam, France, and Tokyo last summer, I'm ready for a season of rest and relaxation. I only have one upcoming wedding, which has given me an excuse to buy a cute dress and heels, and I'm starting my search at NET-A-PORTER's occasion edit. I may have gotten a bit carried away because I found two dozen dresses, so I organized them by occasion for you. You're welcome. Ahead, there are elegant gowns for afternoon soirées, cute dresses for alfresco dinner parties with friends, bright and fun styles for every summer wedding, and casual but chic silhouettes for your day-to-day events.

Dresses for Elegant Summer Soirées

I imagine these dresses were made with a longtime Hamptons resident in mind, who's gearing up for a summer full of events, appearances, galas, dinners, and more. Scroll to shop silhouettes with expensive-looking draping, polished prints, and exquisite details.

Dresses for Alfresco Dinner Parties

It's officially dinner-party season, and the best look for the occasion is one you can dress up or down depending on the venue and mood. Spoiler alert: The styles below are perfect for just that.

Dresses for Summer Weddings

A summer wedding could take you to a stunning New Mexico villa, a seaside city in Greece, or the beaches of Southern California. There are many dress codes, destinations, and vibes to account for, which is why I chose various silhouettes to shop below.

Dresses for Daytime Events

Having a collection of breezy dresses for work events, luncheons, or even dates with friends is essential to looking stylish while beating the heat. My go-to brands include Dôen, Staud, and Posse.

Associate Fashion Editor, Branded Content

Kaitlin Clapinski is an associate fashion editor on the branded content team. After graduating from UC Berkeley, Kaitlin moved to Los Angeles and began her editorial career freelancing for publications like Marie Claire, Refinery29, Byrdie, and Fashionista. When she's not writing you can find her scouring The Real Real or heading to the beach.