Long Summer Dresses

Paisley Print Maxi Dress  JCPenney

Time for long summer dresses

With the Texas heat and sun ready to make its almost unbearable everyday appearance, it is time to pull out all of the summer clothes. The shorts, tank tops, swim suits and summer dresses. I for one have always loved long summer dresses.
Long summer dresses are feminine and easy to wear, I like the feel of the light weight fabric softly skimming my bare legs as I walk around taking care of errands, shopping or just out with my husband.
I like most women lead a busy lifestyle and am usually running my errands in jeans or other casual clothing. Apart from work clothes, I rarely wear a dress, but during the summer months I make good use of my long summer dresses.

The good thing about long dresses is that they can hide a few figure flaws if need be, like the ones with more flowing material for the fuller figure or the form fitting ones that can enhance a good figure. There is the halter type that look good on just about everyone. I like the dresses with a low back.
Bead Trim Halter Maxi Dress  JCPenneyThere are also tube style, spagetti strap, short sleeve, sleeveless and some with slits on the sides that can show off great legs. The prices for these dresses can vary from the very inexpensive to the top designer prices.
For everday I usually buy a few of the less expensive and a couple for social events. As for what shoes to wear with long summer dresses, it can be anything from flip flops, sandals or stappy heels for an evening out.
They are also easy to take care of, usually wash and wear, some may need a little ironing but I have never had to iron one.They are good to take on trips. I can just roll them up and put them in a suit case. When I get to my destination, I just put them on a hanger and they are ready to wear.
Sometimes summer dresses are a nice change from running around in shorts, cutoffs or jeans. Add a couple of summer dresses to your wardrobe.

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