4 ways a denim dress can take you from winter to spring

Denim dress (this one is Kitsune and is sold out; similar here and here) / Zac Zac Posen Eartha Satchel (this color is not out yet; others available now) /  Black tights / Black booties / Necklace

Want a staple in your wardrobe that you can wear now and later? It’s a short denim dress. Let’s face it, the weather changes more than my moods so you gotta be ready for a chill in the air or some sunshine. Let me show you how many ways you can wear this denim dress!

First of all, my windows are not dirty. It was POURING down rain on this shoot day and we were forced to work inside. That’s rain running down the windows. Sweet Audrie tried to shoot outside but her equipment would have been ruined. OK, so I promised you that I would show you multiple ways to wear this denim dress. Here we go:

1. On a chilly day, wear it with sleeves down, tights and booties (as shown). I wore this exact outfit in Paris to a casual dinner event. Chic!
2. When the weather warms up a little, wear it over white skinny jeans with heels. This will make a great tunic!
3. You can do look #2 and leave it open as a jacket. Add a white tee underneath. Check out how I did it in this blog post.
4. In the summer, roll up the sleeves and wear it as a dress with some cute slides or sandals. So fresh!

This Zac Zac Posen Eartha bag is so chic! I just got it in lilac and the company has let me know that it will be in stores and online soon (its new for spring). In the meantime, it is available in other colors now. It’s the perfect size to carry everything you need.

Also, THANK YOU for all the comments and input for yesterday’s blog post. Clearly you like the Oscar Fashion Review. I’ll keep doing it each year.

Any predictions on when I can just start talking about SPRING clothes?  xoxo – Tanya

P.S. It’s March and that means I will be doing a surprise GIVEAWAY! I’m going to pick several lucky winners throughout the month from COMMENTS left on the blog. So keep commenting and you could WIN!

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photo: Audrie Dollins