These Amazon dresses are all under $40 — and honestly, we'd pay full price
Mini dresses on sale at Amazon
Ofeefan Puff Sleeve Dress
This boho style dress has puff sleeves, a square neckline and an A-line skirt. It ties in the back and is made from polyester with enough stretch to conform to your body. The dress comes in eight colors and goes up to a size XXL.
Misfay Swing Tank Dress
Throw this breezy dress over a bathing suit on vacation and it doubles as a cover-up or pair it with strappy heels for an effortless date night look. It is made from a rayon and Spandex blend, has spaghetti straps and a loose fit that flows away from the body. It's available in 38 colors and patterns in sizes XS through 3X.
Aoysky Ruffle Mini Dress
Prepare for mega compliments anytime you put this dress on. It has wide ruffled sleeves and a flattering V-neck top. The dress is gathered at the waist and the skirt flows out over your hips for a flattering fit. It also has a ruffled hem to match the sleeves.
Midi dresses on sale at Amazon
Pretty Garden Floral Wrap Dress
Pretty Garden Floral Wrap Dress
$33.39
$47.99
Amazon
What we like
Pretty print options
Customizable fit
Something to note
Nothing to note
This wrap dress is great for a daytime wedding and comes in 37 colors and prints,though we think the floral options are especially nice for spring and summer. The hem is ruffled and the short sleeves are flowy and loose. The dress also ties at the waist, allowing you to customize the fit.
Nagoo T-shirt Midi Dress
Think of this dress as your weekend warrior — it's comfy enough to run errands in all day but still will keep you looking cute and pulled together. The dress is made from a t-shirt material, has a V-neck and side slits at the hem for more effortless movement. It comes in eight different striped colors and is available in sizes small through XL.
BTFBM Smocked Sundress
This dress looks like a style that retails for a quadruple of the price. It has a smocked bodice, which gives you a custom fit and wide, ruffled straps. The full skirt is tiered for a feminine look and the dress comes in seven different floral prints.
Maxi dresses on sale at Amazon
Cupshe Maxi Dress
A maxi dress doesn't have to be modest, and this option proves it. It has adjustable spaghetti straps and a keyhole near the waist that shows just a little skin. The skin you'll show up top is balanced by a fuller skirt. This dress is available in sizes XS through XXL and comes in 34 different patterns.
Anrabees Maxi Dress
Wear this maxi with a denim jacket on a spring day or on its own during the hotter summer days. It has a high neckline, is sleeveless and has a slit up the leg, which helps air circulate. The dress, which has a 4.3-star average rating from 27, 889 reviews, comes in 44 color and is available in sizes small through XXL.
Why trust NBC Select?
I'm a writer at NBC Select who covers a variety of topics, including home, tech and beauty. I have been covering major shopping events like Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday for over a decade.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Sun
4 hours ago
- The Sun
Next Bond movie will be written by Oscar nominated filmmaker behind iconic TV show
THE brains behind smash hit show Peaky Blinders has been signed up to write the next James Bond film – and he is promising to make it 'better, stronger and bolder'. Diehard fans of the suave spy had feared Bond would lose its identity after Amazon bought the franchise for $1billion in February. 2 2 But with 65-year-old Brummie Steven Knight at the helm, 007 expert Matthew Field says it is proof its British heritage will be preserved. He told The Sun: 'Amazon could easily have hired an A-list US writer but they chose Knight, a truly great British writer, who understands Bond's importance. 'He has a solid pedigree in film and TV that spans more than 25 years so it will be really exciting to see his world of Bond for a whole new generation of fans.' It is a job that Steven, who also wrote SAS: Rogue Heroes and co-created Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, says was always on his bucket list. Mega signing The youngest of seven children, he was raised by dad George, a blacksmith, and mum Ida, a bookie's runner. He has spoken about how gangster series Peaky Blinders, set in 1920s Small Heath, near Solihull in his home city, was inspired by tales of his dad's gangster uncles and his mum's work. The BBC drama ran for six series from 2013 to 2022, helping to attract record numbers of tourists to England's second city. The final outing became the BBC iPlayer's most streamed series of the year and the show is credited with seeing a resurgence in popularity for the names Arthur and Aida. Soldiers in Ukraine have even adopted the name Peaky Blinders for one of their military units. Married dad-of-seven Steven is a mega signing for Bond alongside Dune director Denis Villeneuve and producers David Heyman and Amy Pascal, known for the Harry Potter and Spider-Man films respectively. Brit acting legend admits he wants to play James Bond saying 'the world's gone crazy' if Amazon casts a US star for 007 Matthew says: 'It's a great collection of creative minds reinventing Bond. It's in really safe hands.' Before screenwriting, Steven trained as a blacksmith but admitted: 'I was useless at it.' After studying English at university, he wrote radio commercials, jingles and promotional game concepts for Capital FM under then-breakfast host Chris Tarrant in the Nineties. One game he developed was Cash Mountain, where players would be able to win an unlimited amount of money answering infinite, increasingly impossible questions until they got one wrong. However, he said: 'No one would insure that just in case, so we had to think of a limit, so we thought, well, a million, why not?' That concept became Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, which peaked at 19.2million viewers per episode and was adapted for around 100 countries. The success of the game show freed Steven to write what he wanted. When the 2022 Commonwealth Games came to Birmingham, he was an obvious choice to co-direct the opening ceremony. The industrial revolution-inspired show featured Sir Lenny Henry, UB40, Duran Duran, Ozzy Osbourne and a 33ft mechanical bull. Two years earlier, he received a CBE for services to drama and the community in Birmingham. He said he planned to celebrate 'Tommy Shelby-style' in reference to the main Peaky Blinders character and his love of whisky and cigarettes. Now the creative force behind Bond, he told BBC Radio 5 Live: 'I'm hoping that, being a Bond fan for so many years, it'll be imbued into me and I'll be able to produce something that's the same but different, and better, stronger and bolder.'
Leader Live
7 hours ago
- Leader Live
Michael Rosen says Allan Ahlberg was a ‘pioneer of great children's literature'
The author, known for books including Peepo! and Woof!, died at the age of 87 on July 29, publisher Penguin Random House confirmed. Children's author Rosen, 79, who wrote the book We're Going On A Bear Hunt, wrote in a post on X, formerly Twitter: 'Goodbye Allan. You were a pioneer of great children's literature, both in picture books and poetry. 'You were clever, funny and wise. My children loved your books. So did and so DO I.' Francesca Dow, head of children's literature at Penguin Random House, said: 'Allan was one of the most extraordinary authors I have had the privilege and pleasure to work with. 'His brilliant books – so many of them created with his late wife, Janet, the highly talented illustrator – have been described as 'mini masterpieces'. 'Allan's are some of the very best – true classics, which will be loved by children and families for years to come. Dear Allan, we will all miss you enormously.' Ahlberg was born in Croydon and raised by his adoptive parents in Oldbury in the Black Country. In 1975, he published his first children's book with his wife Janet, Here Are The Brick Street Boys. Together they went on to publish a number of books, including Each Peach Pear Plum (1978), Peepo! (1981), and The Baby's Catalogue (1982), their picture books Funnybones (1980) as well as the books in The Jolly Postman series. He wrote some books for older readers as well, including the poetry collections Please Mrs Butler (1983) and Heard It In The Playground (1989). Following his wife's death from breast cancer in 1994, he wrote a tribute to her in the form of Janet's Last Book (1997). Ahlberg and his wife Janet were among the most loaned authors in the decade leading up to 2010, according to figures from PLR (Public Lending Right). In 2014, Ahlberg revealed he turned down a literary lifetime achievement award because of the sponsor Amazon's tax arrangements. The author said it was 'unacceptable' to take the honorary award from reading charity BookTrust when the online firm's name was attached to it. Ahlberg is survived by his wife Vanessa, daughter Jessica and stepdaughters Saskia and Johanna.
Times
8 hours ago
- Times
‘It focuses the mind': Jeremy Clarkson on Diddly Squat's TB outbreak
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed the 'enormous' extent of the disruption caused by a 'bloody awful' bovine tuberculosis case on his farm. He said the unexpected TB diagnosis, the first for the television presenter, had thrown operations at Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire into disarray, admitting that he was on a 'very steep learning curve'. It has been a bad week for Clarkson, who also revealed that one of the 12 puppies in a litter by his dog Arya had died. His partner, Lisa Hogan, named the puppy on social media as 'Mr Grey', saying: 'Sad news this morning. Mr Grey has gone to fur and feather land.' TB testing on Thursday had found it was 'probable' that one cow at the farm had the respiratory disease, Clarkson said, and two other cows were suspected to be possible cases. His farm, made famous in the Amazon Prime series Clarkson's Farm, has what he calls a 'tiny herd' of nine cows, seven calves and one bull.
