Colorblock Tank Dress

I love summer dresses but I find so many of them tend to be patterned. No, I have nothing against the right pattern. Color blocked dresses, plus size or otherwise, like this one from Ulla Popken give the eye a break from the busy visual stimulation that a repetitive all over pattern tends to lend. And if the colors are in the right spot (like they are with this dress) it can look like you are wearing more than one piece.
This Colorblock Knit Tank Dress (92277) comes in combination sizes 12/14 to 32/34 for $89. It also comes in a grey top, white sash, black skirt. The dress is made from machine washable “slinky vicose rayon” which offers a lovely drape and provides an elegant dance around the body when the wearer moves.
I love the incorporation of the sash which could be left hanging to draw the eye down or wrapped again to define the waist. It looks great with the glad sandals or with a spring espadrille.
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