Summer is just around the corner, which means that it’s definitely time to sort out your summer wardrobe. Sure, you could just wear what you did last year, but where’s the fun in that? Summer 2020 is seeing some brand new trends that are hot off the virtual runways, and there’s no doubt about the fact that cute dresses are back with a bang. These aren’t just any summer dresses, though. These are summer dress trends like you have never seen before. It might be time to whip out your credit card…

The Double-Slit Maxi

Maxi dresses; been there, done that, right? Well, think again. While we all have at least one maxi dress in our closet, summer 2020 is all about the double-slit maxi. Instead of showing off your legs with one slit, these dresses feature two slits that make the whole thing even more flattery. Team one of these bad boys up with some high-heeled sandals, and you’re onto a serious winner.

The Denim Mini

Denim is totally in this year, and while many people choose to stay away from this thick material during the summer months, it seems as though this new trend will see denim make its mark during your long, hot, summer. That’s because denim mini dresses are super cute, and short hemlines and the lack of sleeves makes it perfect for drinks in the sun with your girlfriends.

The Slip Dress

No longer are slip dresses worn for sleeping or underneath other garments. It’s time for these slip dresses to shine – and we think they’re already doing a pretty good job. These dresses are perfect for the summertime as they are lightweight and breezy, and can come in so many different colors, patterns, and styles. All you need to do is choose your favorite.

As the summer months get closer, you might want to amp up your closet with these cute summer dress trends.

The red carpet at Met Gala witnessed a diverse range of looks. From some bizarre outfits like Kim Kardashian’s faceless head-to-toe black bodysuit to some fascinating ones like Gigi Hadid’s iconic dress from Prada to some really wild looks like A$AP Rocky’s multi-colored quilt. Few looks, however, managed to capture everyone’s eyes and fancy like Margaret Qualley’s iconic Chanel white dress with the not-so-subtle tiara.

Not Your Everyday Tiara

While Margaret’s tiara might look like a subtle statement-making piece, rest assured that it is far from it. The tiara isn’t your everyday princess type; it looks more like an expensive and plush headband. Mara Roszak, the magician behind Cara Delevingne’s famous out of the shower hair look – also worked her magic on Margaret. Mara made use of products by Philip B to hold the look in place.

Even her dress that looks effortless was the fruit of 1,300 hours of labor in the atelier. Like every other Chanel look spotted on Met Gala, the one flaunted by Qualley on Monday night took many hours to make. Her simple-looking white organdy and silky tulle gown were embellished with floral designs. The dreamy gown featured 95,000 embroidered sequins, glass beads, and crystals. Margaret topped off her look with a pair of earrings and a beautiful tiara.

Behind the Scenes

Qualley, who is the ambassador of Chanel, has been spotted in a white dress to all three Met Galas she attended. Before Chanel sponsored her, she was seen in one-sleeved Prabal Gurung. She paired her white gown with a statement ring that featured cultured pearls and long earrings that were also embellished with the pearls.

Makeup Look

Qualley’s makeup is no less than a work of art. Speaking about makeup, the young and innocent look that we so cherish was done by Kara Yoshimoto Bua. She was inspired by Margaret’s 1920s vibe to do they look.