I Wear Dresses Every Day – This Linen Style Is The Best I've Seen All Summer
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The dress in question is the Sara Linen dress, which has been created in collaboration with stylist Sara Walker. Made from 100% linen to keep you cool, the dress is distinctly sleek and modern thanks to its column skirt and fitted bodice, while the smocked back and knee-high split render it extremely flattering and versatile. It's finished with a scalloped trim along the hem and neckline as well as a buckle embellishment at the bust for a vintage, feminine touch. Taking after the brand's quest for inclusivity, the dress is also available in petite and plus sizes.
Sara Linen Dress in Parmesan
As with most dresses that have caught our eye this season, the Sara dress comes in a subtle take on the trendy butter yellow shade that'll look brilliant with a straw tote and wedge heels for last-minute summer holidays. If you're shopping for autumn, you'll find the burnt orange iteration will work well with knee-high boots and heels alike under a light jacket, while the animal print midi is a fashion set favourite no matter what time of the year you wear it for. The linen dress is naturally perfect for holidays as well as relaxed alfresco brunches, but thanks to its sleek silhouette, you'll find it'll serve you well on dressier occasions such as weddings and garden parties too.
Beloved by everyone from Kendall Jenner and Sienna Miller to our favourite fashion editors and influencers, Reformation has delivered yet another winner that's already flooded our social media feeds. Whether you opt for a classic shade or make a statement in animal print, we'd highly recommend snapping one (or all) up to elevate your dress selection for years to come.
Sara Linen Dress in Nectarine
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Petites Sara Linen Dress
Main image credits: ©Instagram/@yadavillaret @styledsara
Hitanshi Kamdar is a senior commerce writer for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet's most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and shopping for the latest It-girl shoe trends.
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