Brain hurt? Body still asleep? Your creativity decided to take off for the weekend long before Friday rolled around? It's mornings like that when you need a one-piece outfit. Known colloquially around here as the "throw-on-and-go" piece, it's a dress or jumpsuit that's got enough of a wow factor that you don't need much of anything else — no need for layering, no need for a statement accessory to crank up the appeal, and definitely no need for any extra ounce of effort that could go into something more pressing (like slaying your 9 a.m. presentation).
During runway shows, excessive styling is usually put into place to help elevate an outfit, but there's been a refreshing trend during the London fashion shows that puts the focus back on the clothes. And, at Whistle's spring '15 show, the minimal approach definitely paid off. These dresses are bold enough to not only draw compliments, but they also inspire your mood and headspace. From sexy one-strap jumpsuits to boxy high-neck dresses, you can change up these pieces' entire feel with a switch of a shoe.
Now, go ahead and check that off on your to-do list. You have one less thing to worry about today.
During runway shows, excessive styling is usually put into place to help elevate an outfit, but there's been a refreshing trend during the London fashion shows that puts the focus back on the clothes. And, at Whistle's spring '15 show, the minimal approach definitely paid off. These dresses are bold enough to not only draw compliments, but they also inspire your mood and headspace. From sexy one-strap jumpsuits to boxy high-neck dresses, you can change up these pieces' entire feel with a switch of a shoe.
Now, go ahead and check that off on your to-do list. You have one less thing to worry about today.
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