10 Best-Selling Dresses That Amazon Shoppers Can't Stop Buying — All Under $40

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Dress lovers, get your shopping carts ready! 

To make it even easier to shop its massive fashion department, Amazon recently rounded up its most popular dresses of all time according to customer reviews and sales, and compiled them all in one spot for shoppers. (FYI — the retailer recently did the same for its beauty products, leggings, and most-wished for dresses, too.) With over 30,000 dresses available to shop on the site, this is no small feat.

The list features everything from casual t-shirt dresses to more formal cocktail dresses, but here’s the best part — all of the top-rated finds are under $50 (with most around $20 to $30. Nearly every dress that made the list is also Prime-eligible for members (hello free, two-day shipping!), though anyone can score the same benefits by signing up for a free 30-day trial. 

The list features all sorts of fun finds from beachy maxi dresses and swimsuit coverups to pretty wedding guest dresses and stylish date night looks. Another fun feature? A ton of the dresses (30, to be exact) feature pockets — because we all know there’s nothing better than a dress with a special spot for your chapstick — like the comfy Grecerelle dress with over 2,600 five-star ratings. 

And since each one comes with hundreds, if not thousands, of five-star reviews and praise from real women, you know they’re going to be top-notch, affordable finds that you’ll live in year-round. You can browse the full list of customer-loved dresses on Amazon (there are over 127 total!), or browse some of the most-reviewed pieces right here.

Buy It! Yidarton Women’s Short Sleeve Slit Maxi Dress, $9.99–$24.99; amazon.com

Buy It! VintageClothing Women’s Floral Maxi Button Up Dress, $27.99–$39.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Grecerelle Women’s Loose Pocket Split Maxi Dress, $18.99–$23.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Korsis Women’s T-Shirt Dress with Pockets, $18.61–$22.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Poseshe Women’s V-Neck Plus Size Maxi Dress, $18.89–$26.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Grecerelle Women’s Racerback Maxi Dress with Pockets, $18.99–$23.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Levaca Women’s Pleated Swing Midi Dress With Pockets, $20.99–$23.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Milumia Women’s Button Up Split Printed Maxi Dress, $13.99–$39.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Yidarton Women Strapless Boho Maxi Dress, $13.99–$27.99; amazon.com

Buy It! Huhot Women Short Sleeve Flared Midi Dress, $12.99–$18.99; amazon.com



from PEOPLE.com https://people.com/style/amazon-womens-dresses/

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