transitioning into spring tiki balloon sleeve crepe sheath dresses

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dress // over the knee boots // circle bag // sunglasses

When I was little I refused to wear pants. Let me rephrase that… I wore leggings as pants but nothing else. Jeans were my worst enemy as they were not comfortable at all. Stiff as a board. If I had to wear jeans it was a battle with my mom that I ultimately lost. I only wanted to wear dresses. I loved the freedom and comfort of dresses. It didn’t matter if it were a casual or my Sunday best, I was in love with wearing dresses.

I didn’t voluntarily wear jeans until I was in 6th grade, and to be honest not much has changed. I still, to this day, prefer dresses and leggings over jeans any day. During the cold winter days it’s hard to stay warm in dresses. I’ll throw on pants with boots and call it a day…. thank god for leather leggings. The whole season I am just itching to wear a dress. So when the first sign of spring, even if it is only a glimpse, I start wearing my beloved dresses.

Transitioning into spring can be, well, awkward. You’re hot but cold. You look too summery but you are over your winter clothing. It’s 50 and sunny then the next day there is a snowstorm. What does one actually wear? For me I find transitioning into spring is easier when you mix the two seasons together. Jeans with a summery blouse and dresses with over the knee boots.

dress // over the knee boots // circle bag // sunglasses

This balloon sleeve crepe dress from Tibi I knew would be a go-to everyday look for me, but can also be worn out at night. It’s sheath-like structure makes it not restricted at all and so comfortable to wear. The balloon sleeves add a fashionable detail as well as the buttons in the back. All of the components that make for the perfect transitional piece from winter to spring. The little girl in me who hates jeans is very happy wearing it throughout the spring.

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