Perfect, Packable Dresses from Lands’ End

Disclosure: We received Lands’ End product in order to facilitate our review. All opinions are our own.

Lands’ End designs quality clothing and accessories that look both classic and on trend. While we love the shoes, skirts, blouses, sweaters, swimsuits – and really everything the brand has to offer – one of our favorite go-to Lands’ End pieces is their ponte sheath dress.

With summer travel season approaching, we highly recommend picking up a Lands’ End ponte sheath dress! Wrinkle-resistant, these dresses have long-proven an immediate post-flight solution for us, even after being rolled-up in a suitcase all day! Besides, who wants to iron after unpacking?

This classic dress is ideal to wear on its own, or with a coordinating cardigan or blazer. We travel with our Lands’ End ponte sheath dresses when visiting conferences as they can be quickly stylized to work in a more business-like setting for daytime, then paired with a jean jacket and funky accessories for after-work cocktails.

We also take this versatile, classic dress on vacation, as it proves flattering on the figure with a raised waistline, above-the-knee length, back vent and convenient welt pockets.

This season, Lands’ End offers the dress in so many gorgeous colors and patterns! The Classic Navy Stripe offers a subtle nautical, preppy look, perfect for summer.

And check out the Celestial Blue Colorblock, which combines two shades of blue and white, and features a bit of flair with the V-neck back (expertly-designed to look great with traditional bras without any straps showing!).

We love the whimsical floral patterns the dress is available in, and the Black Multi Floral combines some of our favorite colors to brighten up the black sheath for spring and summer.

At time of publication, several ponte sheath dresses are currently on sale at www.landsend.com! Be sure to check out the website to search for your favorite patterns and colors in advance of summer travel!

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Lorianne Lacey