When is National Dress Day?
National Dress Day occurs on March 6th.
What is National Dress Day?
Fads come and go, but looking fabulous never gets old. National Dress Day celebrates femininity and empowers women to look their best.
Dresses come in a rainbow of shapes. Every personality and mood has a dress to match, from the casual maxi to the formal gown, the sweaterdress to the fit and flare. That’s good, because every woman is different.
Well-fitting dresses inspire confidence. They can lend a sense of glamour and poise, sometimes even in more casual styles, whether they’re worn to a wedding or the office.
What dress did you wear on your first date, or your first interview? On National Dress Day, we remember those big moments and enjoy the gracefulness our dresses bring wherever we take them.
Fun facts about National Dress Day!
- Hoop-skirts became popular in the early 1800s. Many women began to wear a crinoline, which supported the skirt into a more fashionable shape.
- Toward the end of the 1800s, the Victorians reformed their styles of skirts and dresses, opting for shapes closer to formfitting than bell-shaped.
- To save money and materials during the World Wars and the Great Depression, hemlines began to shrink in the first half of the 1900s.
How to celebrate National Dress Day:
- Wear your favorite dress. Wear it to work, or wear it for a night out. And wear it with confidence. It’s your favorite for a reason.
- Reminisce with your friends about your favorite memories when you wore a dress.
What’s the hashtag for National Dress Day?
Use #NationalDressDay on social media to post a pic wearing your favorite dress.