Before you buy a dress, you probably think about what you can wear with it, where you can wear it to, what shoes you have, any handbags to match, etc. But do you ever consider how the dress might look if worn backwards?! It might sound crazy but wearing a dress backwards takes versatility to new heights. Guess that’s why these two dresses definitely make the cut. Check it out…
Watch what when the Keeping It Mod Dress is worn backwards 👇🏾
The same fab things happens when you turn the Serena Dress around. ☺️
Told you! 😉 What do you think of wearing the dresses backwards?? Let me know in the comments…
Stay Fearless 💋
KristieRebuilds 
Such a great idea babe!
x Rubi
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Glad you like it, give it a try! 😘
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Gorgeous looks!
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Thanks 😉
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I love this post because it validates one of my quirks. I’ve bought dresses before with the intention of wearing them backwards. Sometimes, you can get a really cool, high neckline. Thanks for posting!
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Yes, it’s true. The neckline in the back can be just an interesting as the front!
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The loose fitting shift looks lovely both ways and the model wears it quite well. The print dress is fine, too. But the model is not the right body type to wear that particular cut/style; it accentuates her form in an unflattering way.
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