Are you guilty of letting your bridesmaid dress collect dust in the back of your closet after your bestie’s wedding? Don't worry, you're not alone. Many bridesmaids find themselves at a loss for what to do with their dress once the big day has passed. That’s where we come in (you’re welcome!).

When people think of repurposing their bridesmaid dress again, they think of ways to dress it down. That’s what not to do. What you should do is pick an appropriate occasion to wear your dress again. Below, we break down where to wear our bridesmaid dresses and how to style them.

But first, we have something to share. The key to nailing this look is making your tailor your bff. Your dress can easily be shortened for a new, fresh look. Need some inspo? Take our Mia and turn it into a mini. Or our Catherine Dress looks great cut to midi length and taken in for a more flattering fit.

Wearing your bridesmaid dress again to brunch is a fantastic and out-of-the-box way to give it a new lease on life. A perfect dress for brunch is a style crafted in a light material, like chiffon.

For brunch, our Gigi Convertible Jumpsuit is the perfect choice. The pants are formal enough for a wedding and casual enough for the day after. Throw a denim or leather jacket, flat sandals, and go!

Embrace the breezy vibes of your destination by opting for lightweight fabrics and vibrant colors that complement the tropical scenery. Pair your dress with comfortable sandals, a wide-brimmed hat, and a woven tote bag for a chic and effortless look that's perfect for exploring local markets.

For cooler evenings and dinners, layer your bridesmaid dress with a lightweight shawl or denim jacket for added warmth and versatility. Complete the look with delicate jewelry and strappy sandals for an effortlessly chic look. By reimagining your bridesmaid dress as the ultimate vacation staple, you'll not only make the most of your wardrobe but also create unforgettable memories in a garment that holds sentimental value. So pack your bags, dust off that dress, and get ready to turn heads wherever your tropical adventure takes you!

Our faves for the tropics? The Lisa Midi in Champagne shows off a killer tan. Pair with gold hoops and flat sandals for the perfect look. Or opt for the Ginny Dress, crafted from light chiffon and printed in bright Coral Sunset Peonies.

Elevate your date night look by giving your bridesmaid dress a stylish makeover. Choose a dress in a flattering silhouette and rich color that accentuates your figure and exudes confidence. Pair it with statement accessories such as bold jewelry, a sleek clutch, and strappy heels to add a touch of glamour. Whether you're dining at a chic restaurant or enjoying a night out on the town, your bridesmaid dress will effortlessly transition from wedding attire to a chic and romantic outfit that's sure to impress your date.

Our Michelle Dress in black is the perfect pick. This tea-length style has a high leg slit that screams date night. Pair with strappy sandals, a red lip and voilà!

Believe it or not, you actually can wear your bridesmaid dress again as a wedding guest to a different affair. We know that the biggest cause for concern is showing up and matching the bridal party. But if you know the couple, ask yourself, do they have more classic or trend-driven taste? If they have more classic taste, then their bridal crew will likely be dressed in black or neutrals. If this is the case, feel free to wear your bright bridesmaid dress to their big day—The Lola in Pink Dreamy Ditsy is perfect! The Joyce in Cobalt Blue is also a great pick because it is a unique color that the bridal crew will most likely not be wearing.

For a more personalized touch, consider incorporating subtle alterations to your bridesmaid dress, such as changing the neckline or adding embellishments, to give it a fresh and updated look. Pair it with a tailored blazer or statement coat for cooler weather or outdoor ceremonies. With a little creativity and attention to detail, your former bridesmaid dress can become the perfect piece to wear for weddings to come.