1.
With
a cropped jacket. If you’re itching to wear a gorgeous maxi dress this winter
but are afraid of being cold, try pairing it with a cropped jacket. Cropped
jackets are great because they can cover your shoulders (this is especially
beneficial when trying to wear a sleeveless maxi dress) and can provide warmth,
however, your style will not be compromised. Women will frequently ditch
wearing a jacket even when temperatures reach below zero because they feel they
are bulky or will hinder their style choices. With the cropped jacket you’ll
only be adding to your already awesome outfit and you won’t risk catching a
cold. It’s a win-win situation!
2.
With
a scarf. Chances are you already have a few dozen scarves stored away in
your closet for the fall and winter. A scarf can easily help a summer maxi
dress transition into the fall. The key to making this style work is to choose
a scarf that will compliment your dress. If you’re wearing a solid colored maxi
dress, opt for a patterned scarf in the same or neutral colors. In contrast, a
patterned maxi dress calls for a solid scarf from the same color family or a
neutral color.
3.
With
a belt. A belt can quickly take a maxi dress from being casual to more
professional. This look is perfect for wearing a maxi dress to the office. Opt
for a smaller belt so that it does not take away from your dress. You also
might want to try pairing a neon colored belt with a black or dark colored maxi
dress for a pop of color.
4.
With
a Blazer. This one is my favorite. If you’re not a fan of belts but still want to dress your maxi
dress up a bit in a business casual fashion, try a blazer. Blazers can make any
maxi dress look a bit more professional. It can also make you stand out and
look unique. This is an especially great look for women who are going to job
interviews and looking for an alternative to the traditional business suit or
slacks and blazer combination. Plus, a blazer can help you to stay warm even
when you choose a sleeveless maxi to pair it with.
Are you planning to wear some of your spring
and summer maxi dresses this winter? What are your favorite ways to style your
sexy maxi dresses to help them make a smooth transition with the changing of
the seasons?