All the Under-$200 Summer Dresses I Have In My Cart Right Now
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Truth be told, I cannot tell you the last time I wore real pants. I think I maybe threw on some jeans a few weeks ago just to make sure they still fit, but other than that, tight waistbands have been out of my life. Instead, I've found myself browsing online for PJs, leggings, and most recently, summer dresses. (We're finally getting some sunshine.)
COS has some really cute (and affordable!) options that I'm adding to my cart. Not only are they comfortable for hanging around the house, but they also make me look super-chic without any real effort on my part. Looking for some new dresses to add to your wardrobe? Keep scrolling for 16 totally worth spending your money on.
Midi and Maxi Dresses
Minidresses
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Anneliese Henderson is a New York–based senior editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear where she covers the latest in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. When she’s not writing about her favorite trends, you can find her reading romance novels or running around the town with her Bernese Mountain Dog, Rosie.
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