Do not let a multicolor print intimidate you. There is no better time to rock a vibrant geometric dress than during the summertime (unfortunately this exact one is sold out but I found a similar one). You can always tone it down with accessories or jackets and other toppers if the weather permits. For example, the featured look would have looked equally as fab with a white or blue denim jacket over it. If you prefer to go unnoticed, stick with a neutral pair of shoes and matching purse.

Getting noticed comes along with the title of “Fashion Blogger.” I consider it a job well done when a stranger goes out of their way to ask me about my clothes. Rather than toning down this geometric print dress, I fed off of all the great colors and shapes! Blue, purple, and orange were three predominant colors in my eyes, so I accessorized accordingly. Never have I ever received more compliments on a pair of shoes, before! Aside from their good looks and unique color, the block heel provides all day comfort. Score!

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Geometric Dress (similar) | Shoes | Clutch (similar) | Earrings (similar)

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Outfit waste is no bueno. In fact, I encourage re-weariing your favorite ensembles. Just remember to switch things up a tad each time. The easiest way to accomplish this, when you are working with a shift dress, is to top it with something different and change the shoes accordingly. To create a dramatic look, consider topping your dress with a cape and throw on a pair or pumps or strappy sandals. For a more casual look, cover up in a denim jacket and strut a pair of lace-up flats. Catch my drift?!

In the featured look, I rocked this hot number solo and left the drama to the accessories. A-line and true retro style, this shift is great for Sunday brunch, a festive dinner, and everything in between. I plan on wearing this dress to wine country later this week. As you can see, I pulled out the fuchsia in the print with a pair of bright pink stilettos. I’ll be swapping those out for some wine-tasting- friendly wedges! Style Tip: Ask your tailor to save you the hem of your dress or skirt and wear it as a headband!

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Dress (only $14.99!) | Shoes (similar) | Purse | Lipstick | Bracelet | Necklace

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