Dungaree Dresses or Pinafore Dresses

I have always associated dungaree dresses (and anything, which looks like overalls) to the 90s, I was pretty surprised when the trend made a comeback this soon. I'm not a big fan of overalls and the workman look, but the modernised dresses are too cute and fun to play with to resist. Dungaree dresses are cute in a 60s-tastic way, and their youthful insouciance can liven up any outfit.

If you have been peeking at runway backstage photos, you will notice that a lot of models have been wearing dungarees, (although models can get away with wearing anything of course).

Dungaree dresses or if you like, pinafore dresses are not the easiest things to wear, but there are a lot of ways you can make it fun and trendy. From the runways:

Betty Jackson and Chloe -SO cute and fun! Wear eye-popping coloured shirt or polo underneath. It would be best if the shirt underneath has a good cutting or made of silk, so you would look stylishly cute instead of childish cute.

Marc by Marc Jacob -Are there any trends that can't be found on the Marc runway? The right look shows how dungaree dresses can be incorporated into the haute ballerina look by using simple layers.

Some dungaree dresses or pinafore dresses we have in store for you to experiment with:

Babydoll Pinafore Dress

Also available in midnite blue

RM59

(front view)

Hooded Short Dungaree Top

with Puffed Brown Tee

RM49

(back view)

Brown Striped Dungaree Dress

with Brown Tee

RM 59

Strawberry Print Pinafore Dress

with Puffed Sleeves Tee

RM59

Stars Print Cotton Dungaree Dress

with White Tee

RM 59

Cotton Pinafore Dress

Also available in white

RM 49

Printed Jersey Pinafore Dress

RM 43 (SOLD)

(If you are interested in our collection, we are currently operating in Bijou Bazaar, situated at the alcove of Jaya Shopping Centre, Seksyen 14, Petaling Jaya every weekend.)

Do have fun experimenting with the style!