Welcome back to another installment of one item 3 ways. This is where I pick one item to style in three different ways (parts I and III). Whenever I buy new items, I want to ensure I get the best bang for my buck. If I can’t think of multiple ways to wear it, I (usually) don’t buy it. For this series, I’m styling a utility dress from Walmart.
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I have literally worn and styled this dress differently every week since I bought it. Don’t sleep on Free Assembly at Walmart. The quality of the few pieces I’ve purchased is outstanding and the price ain’t bad either. I decided to style the utility dress for work, which I’ve actually worn this look in real life.
To style the utility dress, I decided to wear the dress as a blazer/overcoat for my look. For the all black look, the coat acts as a color block to break it up – even though it’s a neutral color. I decided to keep the belt for this look to accentuate my waist since the dress is a little oversized.
Come back next week for the third and final look for this dress.
WOULD YOU STYLE A UTILITY DRESS FOR WORK?
SHOP THE LOOK!
Free Assembly Utility Dress || Target Shirt || Black Pants (similar) || Fossil Parker Backpack || Rothy’s The Point (in Ecru) || Garmin Watch || Kind Clay Collective Earrings || Necklace (old; similar) || Quay Sunnies (similar) || Stila Beso
