Summer Dresses For Women Over 50 In 3 Lengths

Finding the perfect length dress can be a challenge. It is all about your body, height, and personal taste. Today, I’m going to show you three affordable summer dresses for women over 50 in 3 lengths so you can see how they look.

For sizing reference, I’m 5’6″ tall, weigh between 150-155, and usually wear a size 8 in bottoms, between a medium and a large in tops, and a 12 or a large in dresses.

1. Summer Dresses For Women Over 50 That Are Above The Knee

Some women think we ladies over 50 shouldn’t wear dresses above the knee. I think it is a matter of personal taste. If you feel confident in dresses above the knee, go for it! Petite women look great in shorter dresses because it shows more leg and helps them to appear taller.

I find myself reaching for midi and maxi dresses most of the time. However, every time I wear a shorter dress, my husband is sure to compliment me on my looks.

This is a 2-piece outfit consisting of a Navy Long Sleeve Lace Pieced Top and a Lace Inset Tiered Mini Skirt. You can see how I styled the top with white jeans in this post.

The Floral Print Clutch Wallet is cute and functional. It looks great for spring and summer and has lots of slots for money, cards, and identification cards. Plus, there is room for a checkbook and pen also. I’ve started using smaller clutch wallets when running errands or shopping so I don’t have to keep up with a larger handbag.

2. Summer Dresses For Women Over 50 That Are Knee Length

Knee-length dresses have been a classic style for decades, so choosing to wear one can help to create a timeless and elegant look that never goes out of style. This Belted Wrap Dress with Flutter Sleeves is cute a flattering. A wrap-style dress is a classic dress known for creating a flattering silhouette. The belt at the waist cinches the fabric, creating a defined waistline. This helps to create an hourglass shape.

The ruffled layer also goes around to the back of the dress.

A v-neckline helps to make your neck look longer and draw attention to the face. This can create a slimming effect and make the wearer appear taller and more elegant.

The Blue Hobo Handbag perfectly matches the print in this dress. The style of the handbag looks great with the dress and is casual enough to wear with jeans.

The Tan Puffy Short Heel Sandals are a perfect neutral. They look great with each dress, and they are comfortable too. The block heel and open toe are modern details that give these shoes a lot of style.

3. Summer Dresses For Women Over 50 That Are Maxi Length

I love a maxi-length dress as the length can help to create the illusion of height and elongate the body. That is especially true when the dress is one solid color like this Navy V-Neck Maxi Dress.

Maxi dresses are often made from lightweight, flowy fabrics that can be very comfortable, especially in hot weather. They can also provide more coverage than shorter dresses, which can be helpful for people who prefer to cover their legs.

I love the soft, comfy fabric of the dress. You could wear this dress all day long and feel like you were wearing your pajamas.

This style of dress can be dressed up or down. I love how it looks with a Denim Jacket, and it would look great with a blazer like this one.

I’m wearing a medium in the dress. The dress seems to run slightly big, but the medium fits me great.

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