Champagne is such a gorgeous color that looks fabulous on all skintones. Warmer than white, it is a great way to transition the crisp, fresh look of a white dress into fall. A dress like this can be accessorized to become dressy or subdued for professional wear. Since I don't work in a traditional office, I based my inspiration on daywear to a night transition.
A pop of red with vintage-inspired shoe shape and a delicate clutch keeps the look from being boring and too dated. Soft, romantic accessories allow the dress to speak for itself. And cat-eye sunglasses for a pop of glamour!
Find it: 1960s silk shifts and a-line day dresses were quite common. Start your search on Etsy or eBay to discover styles you like. Then take the hunt to local vintage boutiques and even goodwill to find the best prices and fits for your shape. A slim belt takes the burden of alteration off of a boxy shift.
Buy it New: The dress linked above is a new style available for a mere $27. A dressier option with gold accents can be found here: Lilly Pulitzer Fulton Dress
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