From Paloma Wool to Farrow, the 5 Best Dresses From the Need Supply Sale
These are the dresses you’ll want to wear and then re-wear immediately after.
Need Supply has some of the most interesting and off-beat pieces and you’ll get compliments every time you wear them. If you want to add something to your closet that makes a statement without breaking the bank, this dress sale is your ticket. Use the code DRESS25 and get 25% off both full-price and already-discounted dresses. With three full pages to choose from, we’ve narrowed it down to the top 5 that you should seriously consider clicking Add to Cart on.
Paloma Wool Silvana Cupro Dress, $105: Paloma Wool is one of my favorite designers and should be on your radar, too. This dress is casual enough for daytime wear but can be easily dressed up with a pair of heels.
Farrow Chantal Ruffled Dress, $66: This is a great summer-to-fall dress. You can wear it now with a pair of sandals. And when the temperatures start cooling down, throw a denim jacket over it and switch out the sandals for boots.
NEED Biran Tee Dress in Black, $118: If you’re in need of a throw-on-and-go style of dress, here it is. Made from breezy Crepe de Chine, it’s the little black dress that you’ll want to wear every day.
Farrow Sabine Floral Dress, $41: I’m in the camp of Everyone Needs a Floral Dress. This option from Farrow is a great balance between retro-style and modern fashion.
Stelen Marcelina Button Down Tank Dress in Black, $19: Now if you want the true utilitarian dress, this is the one for you. Wear this over a T-shirt for a ‘90s style or throw a sweater over it for a transitional outfit you’ll be comfortable in all day.
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