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These Beautiful Dresses Are An Antidote To July Gloom

Perfect for escapism dressing …

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With the changeable July weather, we’re all dreaming of escaping. But what to wear when you get there? A pretty dress that works for sunny days is a life saver. And there’s no shortage of them right now, either. From light blue dresses with a whimsical note at Marks & Spencer, to XL bows at & Other Stories, romance is top of the agenda. Meanwhile, dresses with a focus on shirring and bodice details are still trending: see the likes of Dôen and Reformation, where #gardengirldressing, is all the rage. What about if you like clean lines? We love the simplicity of the fit and flare black A-line dress, below, by Arket. Even if you don’t have a holiday booked, a scene-stealing dress can make for the ultimate in escapism. Hill House Home’s Ellie striped conveys a Positano state of mind, just add a basket bag and a sundowner. Shop an edit of pretty dresses below.

Main image: Off-white strappy dress, €29.99, at Zara.

Blue ruffle maxi dress, M&S x Sienna Miller, €120, at Marks & Spencer.

White semi-sheer textured dress, €69.95, at Zara.

White bluebell print dress, €137.50; www.skallstudio.com.

Blue cotton bow-detail dress, €79, at & Other Stories.

Yellow Ischia floral print dress, Dôen, €444; www.net-a-porter.com.

White smocked bodice dress, €39.99, at H&M.

Rose pink camisole dress, €169, at Massimo Dutti.

Black A-line lyocell-blend dress, €149; www.arket.com. 

Blue Balia linen dress, €348; www.thereformation.com. 

Red Ellie stripe dress, Hill House Home, €195; www.libertylondon.com. 

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