By Chris Snellgrove
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For Marvel Cinematic Universe fans, the X-Men are something of a Holy Grail. Before Disney bought 20th Century Fox, it was impossible for these mutants to appear alongside heroes like Captain America or the Hulk. After the purchase, it was possible for the X-Men to appear, but we only got small hints here and there, like an alternate-universe Xavier in Multiverse of Madness and Beast popping up after the credits in The Marvels. Relatively speaking, why has Marvel been holding back? Simple: they have been working on an X-Men movie that will bring the team into the MCU rather than just giving us more multiversal cameos.

After the Avengers: Secret Wars reboots this cinematic universe, future MCU movies will finally include everyone’s favorite merry mutants. Before that, though, we’re getting one last multiversal cameo, and it’s a doozy. Avengers: Doomsday will feature appearances from several iconic characters from the original 20th Century Fox films, including Professor X and Magneto. This is a big deal because it’s basically the first onscreen X-Men team-up in the MCU. Unfortunately, that team-up is destined to be a disappointment because most of the characters we are going to see have never had much chemistry together.

A Blast From The Past

The early X-Men movies copied the vibe from the original comics, presenting the team as a kind of found family (albeit a dysfunctional one). Cyclops and Jean Grey were like cool older siblings to the young students, while Storm was a really intense den mother. Wolverine, in turn, was basically a protective older brother to fellow newcomer Rogue. Charles Xavier, of course, was the father of the group, which is only fitting; after all, far too many of his young mutant charges had been rejected by their biological families. Xavier offered these gifted children the chance to start over with someone who truly cares about them.

What does this trip down memory lane have to do with Avengers: Doomsday? The earlier X-Men films leaned into their dysfunctional dynamics and allowed different characters to bounce off of each other in fun and exciting ways. For example, there’s a tense love triangle between Cyclops, Jean Grey, and Wolverine, and a slow-burn romance between Rogue and Iceman. But we’re not likely to get great interactions out of the X-Men in Doomsday because the team lineup is so dysfunctional. The film features Cyclops, Beast, Magneto, Xavier, Mystique, Nightcrawler, and Gambit. While these characters are interesting on their own, most haven’t had much onscreen chemistry in earlier films.

When Frasier Has The Blues

For example, Cyclops is here, and it will be exciting to see him kick some Sentinel butt. But he won’t have Jean or Wolverine to interact with, which is deeply unfortunate. Scott’s always been stuck with the straight man role, but that only works if he has someone else (like someone more passionate) to bounce off of. Out of this Doomsday lineup, Xavier is the only one he has much of a relationship with, and it looks like most of the professor’s time will be spent bonding with his favorite frenemy, Magneto, who himself has no other former Brotherhood villains but Mystique to interact with.

Beast is also here, and while Kelsey Grammar is perfect in the role, he didn’t interact with many team members back when he first appeared in X-Men: The Last Stand. That’s because he had long since left the school and become a politician. Like, Xavier is literally the only mutant that he previously spoke with who is returning for Doomsday. Similarly, while Alan Cumming is great as Nightcrawler, he mostly interacted with Storm and Jean Grey back in X2: X-Men United. Neither of them is in Doomsday, so we won’t be getting a tearful reunion or anything.

A Failed Gambit

Mystique will be in Avengers: Doomsday, and in the original films, her closest relationship was with Magneto. However, when we last saw them together, he abandoned her once she lost her powers, and she betrayed him by giving his location to the FBI. The upcoming film may retcon this; otherwise, if this is supposed to be the same universe, we’ll have to re-establish her relationship with Magneto and everyone else. That goes double for Gambit, who never appeared alongside any of these characters and has only appeared in the MCU as a gag character in Deadpool & Wolverine.

Now, maybe Avengers: Doomsday is going to do an excellent job establishing the relationship between a bunch of characters who have never had much chemistry or shared much screen time, but that’s doubtful. After all, the X-Men are just one part of a film that will be crawling with cameos from so many other heroes and villains, leaving very little time to build new dynamics. This is basically the opposite approach of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which leaned into the existing relationships between Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man and villains like Doctor Octopus. In Doomsday, almost all of these X-Men relationships must be built from the ground up.

Again, all of these X-Men performers are great on their own, but most of us were hoping to see a team that’s greater than the sum of its parts. Avengers: Doomsday drops December 18, and we’ll find out whether the first MCU team-up featuring these marvelous mutants is better than it looks on paper. If so, I’ll be happy to eat crow and admit I was wrong. If not, you can join the rest of me in hoping that the mutants will have much better chemistry in the upcoming X-Men film!

Freddy Krueger is officially preparing to haunt audiences once again.

Jackie Earle Haley, Freddy Krueger

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount Pictures has acquired the U.S. rights to A Nightmare on Elm Streetfrom the Wes Craven estate, with plans to develop a brand new feature film based on the legendary horror franchise. The project is currently in early development, with Marc Toberoff attached as producer alongside Iya Labunka and Jonathan Craven, the widow and son of the late Wes Craven. Lifshitz and Margules will serve as executive producers for Paramount.

Labunka expressed her excitement about bringing Freddy Krueger back for a new generation of horror fans.

“We look forward to bringing the world of Wes Craven’s Nightmare on Elm Street to a new and completely engaged generation of fans,” Labunka said in a statement. “We know that Wes would have been thrilled to see how horror is taking its long overdue place in the cultural canon. We can’t wait for all of us to sit together in a dark theatre around the campfire of today as the next chapter of the Nightmare story unfolds.”

Executive producers Lifshitz and Margules also shared their enthusiasm for the new film, praising the opportunity to continue one of horror’s most iconic franchises.

“We can’t remember a time before we were fans of Wes Craven,” they said. “The fact that Iya and Jonathan have entrusted us with this opportunity to help usher a new story into this world is an honor beyond words. We look forward to working alongside them to bring a terrifying new nightmare to audiences everywhere, and to welcome Freddy home.”

Robert Englund, Freddy Krueger [EVERETT]

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While no writer, director, casting details, or story information have been announced, the project marks the franchise’s first major step forward since the domestic rights reverted to the Craven estate in 2019.

Originally released in 1984, A Nightmare on Elm Street introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the razor gloved dream stalker who became one of horror’s most recognizable villains. The film spawned numerous sequels, a crossover with Friday the 13th, television adaptations, comics, and a 2010 remake.

With Paramount now steering Freddy’s next chapter, horror fans can finally look forward to the return of one of the genre’s greatest icons.

Gloss Up‘s foot was saved during surgery amid reports that it had been amputated following a near-fatal car accident. On Sunday, July 12, the recording artist claimed amputation on her Instagram Stories while noting that she almost died. However, Gloss Up’s team later noted that doctors managed to save the rapper’s foot. Along with a new statement, the team also shared graphic photos of the injury.

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Graphic Photos Show Gloss Up’s Foot Nearly Severed

Gloss Up’s team revealed in her Instagram Stories on Sunday evening that her foot had been saved during surgery. Graphic pictures of her foot were also shared on the post. The rapper, whose real name is Jerrica LaShay Russell, thought her foot had been amputated following the accident.

“From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone who has prayed for Gloss, reached out, and kept her in your thoughts,” read the post. “Your love and support have meant more than words can express during this incredibly difficult time.”

The statement went on to note that Russell made it through surgery, she was recovering, and that the surgeons were “able to save her foot.”

“I’m sharing a photo of her foot after surgery so you can better understand the severity of her injury and why we were told that amputation was a very real possibility,” the statement continued. “It isn’t an easy image to look at, but it shows just how much she has already endured and how grateful we are that her foot could be saved.”

The post also thanked fans for their prayers while adding, “THE NEXT IMAGE IS GRAPHIC. management.”

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Fans React To The Graphic Photographs

After the news was shared on Instagram, fans wished Gloss Up a speedy recovery while also offering  prayers. Folks also spoke on the graphic photo of the rapper’s foot. Several people noted that they thought it looked like her foot was amputated, and they didn’t blame Gloss for thinking so as well.

User @watchj wrote, “I told myself not to swipe and I still did it. This one is on me.”

@iamluhhshayy added, “I Woulda Said My Foot Gone Too Cause Babyy It Might As Well Be!! Glad They Saved It Tho!”

User@ replied, “That pain had to be different, I would of passed out every time I woke back up 😂 I’m happy they were able to save her foot, I hope she has a speedy recovery 🙏🏾.”

@sincerely__sophia wrote, “The warning didn’t warn me enough. My goodness! 👀.”

@savagedoll__ wrote, “Omg 😢 I hope she feels better mentally and physically takes a lot of courage to let the world in.”

Gloss Up Originally Thought Her Foot Had Been Amputated

As mentioned, Gloss Up took to her Instagram Stories following her accident and shared a post from her hospital room. The ‘Ride Home’ artist noted that she’d been in a near-fatal car accident and that her foot was amputated.

“I Almost Lost My Life,” she wrote. “Sadddddddd.” I Have Never In My Life Been In A Car Accident Until Now,” she added. “My Whole Foot Amputated! I’m SAD ASFFFF! It’s My Birthdayyyyy..”

Just before surgery, she wrote, “I’m going into surgery to save my foot! Thank Yall For Calls & Texts Messages.”

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By Chris Snellgrove
| Published 14 seconds ago

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is an ambitious attempt to transform one of the greatest works of literature into a crowd-pleasing blockbuster. The director certainly has the skills to do so; after all, this is the man who turned prettyboy comic actor Heath Ledger into the scariest villain to ever grace the silver screen. He’s also the man who turned the life of Robert Oppenheimer (not exactly a massively popular historical figure) into a smash summer hit. If there’s anyone who deserves the benefit of the doubt, it’s Nolan. Nonetheless, the movie has faced ample criticism since it came out, with most complaints focused on casting.

To nobody’s shock, most of the complaints come from right-wing figures like Elon Musk, who has echoed Matt Walsh’s complaints about Nolan casting Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy. Others have griped about things like the accents (including a pronounced Boston accent) in the previews. Beyond the usual boring culture war stuff, it can be hard for casual film lovers to understand what is causing these gripes. However, complaints about this literary adaptation can mostly be explained by a popular literary theory that goes by a very unexpected name: the Tiffany problem.

Boys, Meet Tiffany

What’s the Tiffany problem? This theory was created in 2018, when English novelist Nicola Cornick explained that the word “Tiffany” originally comes from the medieval girl’s name “Theophania.” Around the year 1200, the French spelled the word “Tifinie,” and by the year 1600, the English were spelling the word “Tiffany.”  Therefore, as Cormick explains, it would be historically accurate for a book or movie to have a 17th-century character named Tiffany, but writers never do this because the name Tiffany sounds too modern. After all, use of the name peaked in the ‘80s, nearly four centuries after it was first used.

So, what does this have to do with Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey? The reason writers steer clear of naming those modern European characters “Tiffany” isn’t because the name is inaccurate but because audiences think the name is inaccurate. The vast majority of people enjoying historical texts are not historians, so they don’t have a very granular knowledge of the time period in question. Instead, they have a bunch of assumptions and half-baked ideas gleaned from God knows what, and they get annoyed (and even outright offended) at, say, a movie whose characters don’t look and sound like what they imagined.

Time To Hit The Books

When Homer wrote The Odyssey, he didn’t really describe Helen’s features but instead focused on her beauty. Now, the critics of Nolan’s film are correct that the average Greek woman of the time period was not Black, like Lupita Nyong’o’s Helen. Nonetheless, ancient Greece did have Black people, and some scholars of the original text have argued that Helen could have been a woman of color. One counterpoint critics bring up is that Homer does refer to Helen as “white-armed,” which modern readers might assume means she was white-skinned. 

But white-armed was not a racial description so much as an epithet for noble women who don’t have to spend time outside, where the sun would darken (or further darken) their flesh. Therefore, Nyong’o playing Helen is perfectly reasonable and doesn’t contradict the original text. It’s also worth noting that when you ask these critics who they’d prefer in the role, they usually throw out names like Sydney Sweeney. Newsflash: while the average ancient Greek woman wasn’t Black, she also wasn’t a blonde, and her skin would have been far darker (brown, in all likelihood) than Sweeney’s.

Fake Complaints From Fake Fans

In other words, these complaints about Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey aren’t based on any deep knowledge of the original text or the time period. They are based instead on the personal biases of the critics who don’t care about ahistorical casting choices as long as it involves an actor they like. Nolan basically invoked his own version of the Tiffany problem: there were Black women in Ancient Greece, and Homer says surprisingly little about the character’s physical features, so having Helen be a Black woman is perfectly reasonable. In fact, Orson Welles cast Earth Kitt in the role back in 1950! But because the average person hasn’t read The Odyssey and doesn’t know Ancient Greece had Black people, they think Nolan’s casting is completely unrealistic.

To some degree, this extends to complaints about the accents in the film as well. While nobody in Ancient Greece spoke with these accents, they also didn’t speak English. The only way to make The Odyssey completely realistic would have been to have everyone speaking Greek, but that doesn’t really work for a Western summer blockbuster. Like so many directors before him, Nolan had the cast speak English in deference to the audience. Haters think the accents stand out because they are accustomed to classic works with English accents. But that leads to two questions: 1) why do we find some accents more acceptable than others? And 2) why did these guys not complain about Brad Pitt spending all of Troy using a jarring “British meets American” accent? 

Facts Over Feelings

Obviously, a fair share of the people whining about The Odyssey before it comes out are stirring the pot of the culture war and just looking for an excuse to meet their daily “whine about Black people and trans people” quota. But anyone who, in good faith, thinks the casting of the film is an issue should consider the Tiffany problem. What Christopher Nolan has done by casting Lupita Nyong’o is perfectly realistic from both a historical and a literary lens; it just “feels” weird to those who haven’t read the original poem or ever cracked a book about Ancient Greece. 

Sorry, guys: as you used to say with a bit of pride, facts don’t care about your feelings! 

Dave Chappelle surprised Usher during his recent concert in Washington, D.C., and a video of the hilarious moment has gone viral. Usher is currently performing on the ‘R&B Tour’ with Chris Brown, and the comedian attended Usher’s show on Friday, July 10.

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Dave Chappelle Surprised Usher At His Concert In Washington, D.C.

Usher was in the middle of his performance at the Northwest Stadium just outside of Washington, D.C., when he saw Chappelle in the crowd. As the ‘Yeah!’ singer jumped off the stage during the ‘Nice & Slow’ part of the show, carrying a red Goyard bag, he had a perplexed expression on his face.

After he squinted, Usher exclaimed, “Is that Dave Chappelle?”

At that moment, Chappelle popped into the camera frame with a cocktail and a cigarette in tow. Judging by the look on his face, the comedian appeared to be well-served as the crowd went wild.

The two men shook hands as Usher kept performing. The artist usually hands out fake cash from the Goyard bag during the show, and after he handed a stack to Chappelle, the comedian threw some toward the backup dancers.

The video was first shared by @mynameis.foxx on Instagram.

Fan Reactions Were Hilarious

After the video was shared on TSR’s Instagram page, roomies reacted to the funny footage.

User @theweekendwatch replied, “Best part of the night. We all lost it.”

@comedianblaqron joked, “Dave be smoking indoors EVERYWHERE. I envy that.”

User @colionnoir noted how funny the moment was without Chappelle even speaking, “Funny as f*ck without saying a word 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.”

User @c.ray.art joked, “Dave grabbed them Usher Bucks and was like ‘Spend Dat Sh*t!’ 😂💸.”

@reeezy replied, “Dave’s face 😭.”

@tatyanaguchi wrote, “this the level of unc i aspire to 😭🚬.”

User @homealone_drock added, “My nga Dave living😭”

User @jilisarenee noticed Chappelle’s attire in the clip. “Dave Chappelle with a Dave Chappelle shirt lol.”

Chance the Rapper also chimed in with a simple giggle. “Hahahahahahahahahaahaha.”

Chris Brown Also Had A Viral ‘R&B Tour’ Moment

Chris Brown also had a moment from the tour go viral during a recent performance.

The singer brought a fan onstage and gave her the VIP treatment while singing  ‘Take You Down.’

A shirtless Brown laid the fan down before getting on top of her, and he shared a clip of the moment in his Instagram Stories. The post was captioned, “This what yall wanted?”

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I was lucky enough to miss the last intense New York City heat wave. However, I know I would’ve been just fine because I have a summer wardrobe built for high temperatures. The key is wearing natural, breathable fabrics — like cotton and linen — that are moisture-wicking (a serious attribute in scorching-hot weather).

I have a full closet stocked with cotton and linen dresses, blouses and bottoms that keep me cool, calm, and collected this time of year — and I’m sharing some of my favorite pieces below. You’ll be able to beat the next heatwave with the following 15 items designed to keep you cool and stylish.

15 Fashion Staples to Keep Cool During a Heatwave — Without Sacrificing Style

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1. Keep It Cool: This preppy linen button-down dress is the classiest thing you can have in your summer wardrobe, and it looks incredible on every body type.

2. Loose and Breezy: Summer is not the time for skin-tight clothing, and that’s where this billowing linen dress comes in. It’s roomy without making you look like a shapeless sack.

3. Dress of the Century: Every well-rounded summer closet has a tiered sundress. This one is one of the best because it’s stretchy, feminine and even features pockets (score!).

4. So Romantic: The halter neck and straight neckline on this stretchy midi dress make it look elegant and polished. I’m wearing it on my next summer date night.

5. The Casual Pick: If there’s any dress you’ll find yourself constantly reaching for, it’s this relaxed linen mini. The halter neckline helps it look a bit more polished compared to your average T-shirt dress.

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6. Super Deal: Bring your beach-inspired summer dreams to life — on a budget! — with a flowy cotton blouse that’s on sale for under $10.

7. Go for the Trends: A boxy gingham crop top allows you to get in on summer’s hottest trend while still staying cool. Pair it with white denim and sandals for the perfect seasonal look.

8. Professionally Cool: It used to be a struggle to find summer office clothes. . . until I stumbled upon this polished sleeveless cotton button-down, which offers the perfect amount of stretch.

9. Upgraded Tank: The pleats and dainty bow detailing on this linen tank add a pop of personality that makes it feel extra flirty.

10. High-Fashion Vibe: Most linen tops are loose and breezy. This daring design tackles the trends head on with its body-skimming silhouette and asymmetrical neckline.

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11. Closet Must-Have: I wear these linen pants from Quince almost every day of summer. They’re the only thing I travel in, and I own four colors.

12. Same But Different: Essentially a breezier version of the above pants, this Quince linen maxi skirt feels effortless and breathable, no matter how high the temperatures rise.

13. Boho Forever: When you think of boho styles, skirts probably come to mind, but balloon pants also align with the aesthetic. This pair might become the comfiest item in your closet.

14. Set Sail: Even if you aren’t by a body of water, you can pretend you are in some nautical-striped linen shorts.

15. All in the Details: The all-over eyelet design on this full maxi skirt gives it a countryside-chic vibe.

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Freddy Krueger is officially preparing to haunt audiences once again.

Jackie Earle Haley, Freddy Krueger

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount Pictures has acquired the U.S. rights to A Nightmare on Elm Streetfrom the Wes Craven estate, with plans to develop a brand new feature film based on the legendary horror franchise. The project is currently in early development, with Marc Toberoff attached as producer alongside Iya Labunka and Jonathan Craven, the widow and son of the late Wes Craven. Lifshitz and Margules will serve as executive producers for Paramount.

Labunka expressed her excitement about bringing Freddy Krueger back for a new generation of horror fans.

“We look forward to bringing the world of Wes Craven’s Nightmare on Elm Street to a new and completely engaged generation of fans,” Labunka said in a statement. “We know that Wes would have been thrilled to see how horror is taking its long overdue place in the cultural canon. We can’t wait for all of us to sit together in a dark theatre around the campfire of today as the next chapter of the Nightmare story unfolds.”

Executive producers Lifshitz and Margules also shared their enthusiasm for the new film, praising the opportunity to continue one of horror’s most iconic franchises.

“We can’t remember a time before we were fans of Wes Craven,” they said. “The fact that Iya and Jonathan have entrusted us with this opportunity to help usher a new story into this world is an honor beyond words. We look forward to working alongside them to bring a terrifying new nightmare to audiences everywhere, and to welcome Freddy home.”

Robert Englund, Freddy Krueger [EVERETT]

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While no writer, director, casting details, or story information have been announced, the project marks the franchise’s first major step forward since the domestic rights reverted to the Craven estate in 2019.

Originally released in 1984, A Nightmare on Elm Street introduced audiences to Freddy Krueger, the razor gloved dream stalker who became one of horror’s most recognizable villains. The film spawned numerous sequels, a crossover with Friday the 13th, television adaptations, comics, and a 2010 remake.

With Paramount now steering Freddy’s next chapter, horror fans can finally look forward to the return of one of the genre’s greatest icons.

It’s Euro summer, with seemingly everyone jet-setting off to the Mediterranean coast. But don’t get bogged down if you haven’t booked a round-trip ticket just yet. You can still achieve that effortless seaside aesthetic with a slew of elevated vacation dresses.

Nordstrom, Free People, Mayc’s and more are delivering that chic Amalfi Coast energy with silhouettes featuring vibrant prints, sweet scalloped hemlines and breezy fabrics. And because these finds are too good to keep to myself, I rounded up the best ones below — starting at just $20

21 Summer Dresses With Pure Amalfi Coast Rich Girl Energy

1. Crowd Pleased: With a flattering crossover neckline, fitted bodice and dreamy blue-and-white print, this flowing Grace Karin halterneck has earned hundreds of five-star ratings for good reason.

2. More Is More: Southern Italy thrives on lively patterns, making this spaghetti-strap maxi an instant add-to-cart. The coastal print includes vibrant hues and whimsical illustrations.

3. A Dose of Whimsy: A mini Farm Rio dress with contrast scalloped trim, lively botanicals and a side button closure? Say less.

4. Hidden Shorts: Skorts count, too, right? This Abercrombie & Fitch style boasts decorative illustrations, adjustable straps and a cross-over closure.

5. From Day to Night: Astr the Label may have just created the perfect zesty-yellow gown. The tiered ruffled skirt, square neckline and ruched upper are fit for a private boat day and golden-hour aperitivo alike.

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6. Luxe Find: If you’re looking to splurge, then this corseted cotton Zimmermann dress is for you. Enjoy swinging tassels, chic beads and a scarf-inspired border design.

7. Walking on Sunshine: The color yellow is nearly a prerequisite for visiting the Amalfi Coast, so slip into this ruffled V-neck dress featuring a dramatic leg slit.

8. Under $20: Sometimes, less is more — and this smocked A-line sundress understood the assignment. Bow straps add a flirty finishing touch.

9. Bare-Back Moment: For a figure-flattering option, secure this textured halterneck dress featuring an open back and strappy design.

10. Editor Approved: I own a version of this Aerie tube-top dress — and I get nonstop compliments every time I wear it. Consider this your sign to add it to your shopping bag ASAP.

11. Understated Elegance: This cascading, billowy dress is coastal Italy personified. A low scoop back, delicate lace trim and scalloped edges only add to its charm.

12. Blue Skies Ahead: Soft baby blue colors this Ramy Brook ruffle-sleeve dress, including a delicate button closure, belted ring sash and crisp poplin skirt.

13. Head-Turner: Wear this intentionally crinkled one-shoulder dress for a flowy, effortless look. Pair it with strappy sandals and a woven tote for a finished vacation-ready look.

14. It Girl-Approved: Reformation is that girl, delivering a draped knit dress with a drop waist, bold V-neck and waist ruching.

15. Sweet and Romantic: Embrace romance in this breathable corset dress boasting lace details, a sweetheart neckline and vine-dusted print.

16. Endless Comfort: Built-in shorts make this 100% Quince linen mini easy and comfortable, taking you from morning coffee runs to weekend brunch dates.

17. A Playful Print: Look pretty in polka dots with this More to Come body-skimming halterneck dress featuring an open back and plunging neckline.

18. Wear-Everywhere: Available in inclusive sizing, this Maeve cotton midi dress includes side-seam pockets, charming design details and thick straps.

19. On Trend: Sleep dresses are in, and Hill House Home nails the look with its romantic white mini. Lace details and a subtly tiered skirt deliver a low-key look in the best way.

20. Seeing Stripes: A striped dress is always a good idea — much like this Lulus strapless find. Look forward to sweet eyelet details and a fitted bodice.

21. Fail-Proof: Whether you’re browsing an outdoor market or dining by the sea, this halterneck maxi dress is the one-and-done solution to your warm-weather wardrobe needs.

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