SALE ENDED ON: May 16, 2013

Warm-Weather Dresses

When it comes to your sunny-season wardrobe, there's nothing more versatile (or more appropriate) than a easy-chic dress. Must-have brands like Maje, Cynthia Steffe, and Milly showcase perfect picks for whatever your social calendar has in store. By day? Slip into zip-front shifts, striped knit numbers, and printed jersey minis. By night? Take your pick of figure-hugging styles accented with beaded necklines, illusion contouring, and sequin applique.

SALE ENDED ON: May 7, 2013

Stylein

Minimalist lovers, prepare to be seduced: Equally sexy and sumptuous, these streamlined designs by Swedish designer Elin Nyström exude pure downtown sophistication. Soft draping and even softer fabrics — marled jersey, lighter-than-air silk — enhance knit dresses, plunging V-neck tops, sheer tanks, maxi skirts, and more in a color palette where classic blacks and greys mingle with muted pastels and kaleidoscope prints.

SALE ENDED ON: April 15, 2013

Sparkle & Shine

A glittering wardrobe isn't just for night owls. Spring is the season for sporting a little shine 24/7. Crystal jewels, silver sandals, and sequined tanks and skirts are perfectly appropriate for the daylight hours (pair with lightweight blazers and tees for the office or errands). Of course, there's no stopping you from dressing up these pieces when the sun goes down. Head out for some after-hours fun in jacquard cocktail numbers, embellished jackets, and wax-coating skinny jeans.

SALE ENDED ON: March 28, 2013

The Ultimate Dress Shop: Work to Cocktails

Heading straight from your desk to drinks? A quick flip of accessories and a few smart styling tricks will make your 9-to-5 wardrobe look instantly ready for a 5-to-9 fête. Start with a simple, well-tailored dress, then accessorize to the hilt. Check out more of my tips to go from work to cocktails in a flash, then shop the sale below to bring new definition to the term "work it." Even more exciting? Gilt will donate $5 per dress for the first 2,000 dresses sold to Dress for Success Worldwide.
—TRACEY LOMRANTZ LESTER, Editorial Director