These 7 Amazon Fashion Picks Make The Easiest Summer Outfits

Anrabess Long Sleeve Oversized Cable Knit Sweater Dress

Anything with a chunky cable knit is a perfect fit for fall and winter. Case in point is this adorably comfy sweater dress that features long sleeves and the ideal mini length to pair with tall boots!

Saodimallsu V-Neck Long Sleeve Sweater Dress

This is a totally work-ready sweater dress. The contrasting trim, collar, and buttons polish up the piece a bit, and since it's meant to be form-fitting, it hugs your figure in the most flattering way. It also comes in 5 more colors to suit your personal style!

Zesica Waffle Knitted Sweater Dress

The waffle knit texture on this sweater dress feels so comfy, you'll want to wear it all season long. As opposed to other cozy sweater dresses, this pick also has a playful tie-waist to cinch you in and add some flair to your 'fit.

Oyoangle V-Neck Sleeveless Knitted Short Sweater Dress

This sleeveless sweater dress is the perfect contender for fall and winter layering. It'll work well over a light turtleneck or button-down blouse, especially if you need more coverage amidst the chilly weather. The front side features two adorable pockets for stowing away small essentials, too!

Anrabess Long Sleeve Tie Waist Sweater Dress

This chocolate brown color is gonna get me every time! It's a great seasonal hue to sport during the fall and winter months, plus, it wears well with everything. I'd pair this pick with some black riding boots and an oversized denim jacket for an easy (and very comfortable) outfit formula.

Lillusory Mock Turtleneck Sweater Dress

The puff sleeves and turtleneck on this thick-knit sweater dress will come in handy on cold days. For even more coverage (while still looking cute), layer this style over some tights or thermal leggings and slip into your fave loafers or boots. Easy peasy!

Wiholl Long Sleeve Midi Dress

This sweater dress wears a little lighter since the material is thinner than most, but that just sets you up for total comfort and freedom of movement as you go about your day. The leg slit is super timeless and lets your look air out a bit. You can easily style this item up or down depending on the occasion!

Zesica Backless Pullover Sweater Dress

Oh, elegance! I love the off-the-shoulder look with this sweater dress. It definitely feels like the perfect contender for a fall date night. This design has a wrap dress effect that's polished off with a cute tie waist that you can use to shape your look even more. Pair it with a pair of tall boots, and you're set!

LookbookStore Square Neck Sweater Dress

This is a great basic sweater dress, but it still holds some flair to set your look apart, thanks to the leg slit and femme square neckline. The sleeves are slightly flared, too, adding a dash of playfulness! This basic black color is a must if you're building out your capsule wardrobe since it's easily wearable with a whole array of colors.

Saodimallsu Striped Sweater Dress

Polo stripes are everything, and this sweater dress is covered in 'em. The plunging v-neck and button-down details on this pick make it feel more formal, and you could even wear it as a longline cardigan if you choose to leave the buttons undone. You can also shop 5 more cute colorways if this red and white combo isn't your exact style.

'94 Logo T-Shirt

Available in 7 different colorways, this 100% cotton jersey baby tee is the epitome of comfort. It features a classic crewneck and a fitted silhouette that still feels perfectly lax. This bold cursive logo has my heart, but each colorway boasts a different (and totally-90's) design!

'94 Jean Trucker Jacket

This dark denim (the ideal wash, IMO) trucker jacket earns its nostalgic flair from a contrasting corduroy collar. It'd make a great cozy piece for fall and winter, especially when paired with Old Navy's coordinating Mid-Rise '94 Carpenter Jean.

'94 Half Zip

If you didn't have an Old Navy fleece when you were younger, what were you doing?! Back in my day, the Old Navy fleece was a symbol of total coolness and comfort, which is why this reissued style is everything. It comes in 6 different colors like red, blue, pink, and more. The loose fit and zippered collar set you up for unmatched nostalgic comfort!

'94 Slip Dress

I wish this sporty, colorblocked dress existed years ago. I'd honestly wear it weekly. Luckily, it's totally worthy of regular wear now with some stylish spaghetti straps, a straight neckline, and flattering side stripes. It's crafted from 60% cotton and 40% polyester to prioritize stretch and coziness!

'94 Logo Sweatshirt

This cozy fleece sweatshirt comes in 6 different vintage-inspired colors and wears like a dream. Each colorway boasts a unique logo design, plus each piece is fitted with a nice throwback touch: a specially-designed tag that channels Old Navy's original 1994 launches!

'94 Canvas Jacket

This 100% cotton canvas jacket is the outerwear layer my middle school self needed. The army green color is undeniably nostalgic, and I love that there's a playful corduroy collar up top! Wear it with a denim skirt or barrel jeans to really nail the cool-girl look.

'94 Track Jacket + Track Pant

The signature details in this tracksuit set include a bold logo graphic on the chest, a mock neck, and eye-catching sporty stripes that follow the sides of each garment. It's available to shop in three different primary colors, plus you can shop the top and pants separately if rockin' the two-piece isn't totally your style. I'd personally don the track pants with ballet flats and a baby tee to stylishly channel the 90's!

'94 Crop Polo

Colorblocking is the name of the game with this cropped top. Though directly inspired by Old Navy in the 90's, the cropped hem and zip-up front feel appropriately modern for 2024 and beyond. It's a super easy layer to toss on for the chilly days coming our way and ensures your ensemble is perfectly timeless!

'94 Jean Cargo Mini Skirt

Coming from "deep in the Old Navy vault," this denim cargo mini skirt is definitely giving 90's flair. The button front, visible belt loops, and flap pockets are total signatures of the throwback era that still feel relevant for today's trends. The waistline is more mid-rise, so expect this skirt to hit around the belly button.

'94 Rugby Dress

Yes, yes, and yes. I love rugby dresses because they wear like a t-shirt but don't look overly casual (or downright lazy). The bold stripes feel especially sporty, too, so this pick will wear exceptionally well with your go-to pair of sneakers for any season. This style even has side pockets – AKA a total win!

'94 Logo T-Shirt

Fitted with Old Navy's bright 1994 logo, this long-sleeved t-shirt is the perfect piece to keep in your closet on days you want to dress cozy, but don't necessarily want to reach for one of your tourist tees stowed away in your dresser. It's elevated just the right amount and feels like a dream on, since it's made with 100% cotton jersey.

'94 Fleece Hoodie

Shoppable in 3 different pair-with-anything colors, this fleece hoodie dons the same sporty logo we all know and love from growing up with the brand. This piece is totally relaxed, perfect for layering with baggy jeans or cargo pants!

'94 Rugby Polo

Rugby stripes strike again! This time, they cover a 100% cotton jersey top with a contrasting collar. The shirt's length is a tad bit cropped to infuse a more modern feel.

'94 Mid-Rise Loose Carpenter Jeans

Old Navy's jean selection is unparalleled, and this pair is no exception. Available in both a light and dark washes, these loose jeans feature perfectly patchy pockets, a carpenter-esque hammer loop, and a low-rise waistline to channel popular 90's styles.

@lexihaen First time i witnessed a love story proposal and I got to be the one to record! #tstheerastour#taylorswift#swifttok#lovestory#ttpd♬ original sound - L E X 🪩

"I started recording early because I thought it'd be so cute to have the moments of before she knew," Lex writes on the video. If you didn't know what was about to happen, you'd think the couple was dancing to the song without a care in the world. But look close enough and you can see just a bit of nervous fidgeting. And NYT Bestselling Author Allison Raskin promises nerves are a normal experience.

Is it normal to be nervous for a proposal?

"I think it is helpful for the proposer to remember the moment will be special even if it isn't perfect," Raskin says. "You don't have to pull off every elaborate detail flawlessly to show your partner you care and can't wait to build a life together. Also, nerves aren't inherently bad! They can be a signal that you are excited and care about what you are about to do, which can be a helpful reframe from thinking you are just panicking."

"It's very exciting to propose but also deeply vulnerable," Krystal Mazzola Wood, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Confidently Authentic & The Healthy Relationship Foundation, agrees. "You’re truly being honest about how much someone means to you and risking rejection which is scary. It’s natural to be nervous even if you have discussed this issue before and 'know' you will get a 'yes.'”

In the event you're feeling an extra bout of nerves, Mazzola Wood has a few exercises that can help you feel more prepared. "You will want to breathe into your belly (rather than your chest) and try to make your exhales longer than your inhale," she says, like breathing in for four seconds and out for seven seconds. Visualizing the proposal going well can give you a boost of confidence, but for those of us who like to have a plan for every possible situation, it can also help to envision the worst case scenario.

"No amount of coping well with your nerves will make them go away necessarily," she continues. "This is a big step – it’s natural to be nervous. And most people will say that they didn't feel 'ready' to take the biggest risks of their life i.e. proposing, going after their dream job, but they acted courageously anyway!"

@karolinaski2024 Help me find Jason (i think his name was) who proposed to Megan at the Eras tour Melbourne Night 2! @taylornation #melbournetstheerastour#tstheerastour#taylorswift#taylorsversion#theerastour#proposallovestory#proposalvideo♬ original sound - Karolina💕

Taylor Swift proposals have created a lot of conversation online about whether such a public proposal is appropriate or even enjoyable. "I would be so mad if my nonexistent partner did this to me lol," one Reddit user says. "I actually have a friend who is going with his girlfriend to Eras in Scotland this summer, and they are likely getting engaged fairly soon, and I’m like 'just don’t propose during Love Story.'"

Another disagrees, saying, "If a public proposal is your thing, and you’re a Swiftie, AND a conversation has previously taken place about actually wanting to marry said person, BY ALL MEANS! That is adorable!"

Should your partner have the same interests as you?

While I personally wouldn't want to get engaged in front of so many strangers, these proposals always make me emotional. Because for there to be a proposal in that environment at all, both partners have to actually be at the concert in the first place. After having countless conversations with people who totally dismissed my 14-year love for Taylor Swift's music, and its impact on my own writing, knowing these partners agreed to go to the Eras Tour just because they love their significant other brings a smile to my face. And showing an interest in your partner's hobbies & interests, even when you're not interested in them yourself, can be the sign of a healthy relationship.

"You don't need to have the exact same interests as your partner to be compatible," Raskin says. "But it is important to respect what your partner loves — even if it's not your thing. It can also be lovely to take the time to learn more about why they like it and what parts excite them to understand the appeal — and your partner — better. You might even find you enjoy it more than you originally thought!"

"At the very least you want your partner to feel encouraged to talk about their interests with you because it's a wonderful thing to see the person you love excited about something," she adds. "And it's a horrible thing to feel like you need to hide parts of yourself from the person you love."

Getting to know your partners' interests better can, in turn, help you get to know them better. "One of the best ways to build on your friendship with your partner is to show interest in what brings them joy," Mazzola Wood says. Ask questions about their interests, and dive deeper in to why they love a musical artist, a TV show, or a video game.

"This is what it means to build a 'love map' of your partner which is recommended by relationship researcher John Gottman," she continues. "To strengthen a relationship both partners must build their love map by seeking to understand their partner’s interests and dreams. However, it’s also okay and healthy to take time to enjoy your separate interests alone. Healthy relationships which are centered around friendship do involve balance."

How to make a proposal perfect?

Before you pop the big question, Raskin recommends making sure you're on the exact same page. "Ideally you wouldn't propose to someone before discussing that you both feel ready to get married first. While a surprise proposal is fun, a surprise engagement is a bit too risky for my blood," Raskin says. "You want to have talked about what marriage means to each of you before committing to it."

To make a proposal go as smoothly as possible there are a few things you can do to make the process more enjoyable. "The proposal itself is normally so fast and overwhelming it can be hard to remember later," Raskin admits. "That's why I think having a plan to celebrate more intimately right afterwards can be a great addition. It will give you both a chance to process what happened and rewatch the video (a few thousand times). So maybe have a second spot in mind or a plan to go back home to celebrate just the two of you."

"The best proposal is unique and personal to each couple," Mazzola Wood says. "Trying to make it 'perfect' can take all the joy and fun out of it. Rather the best proposals are ones that honor the unique couple’s journey and interests."

While a world tour might be the perfect place for one couple, another might choose to propose at the spot the couple went on their first date, a local garden, or even at home. "The best proposal goes back to having a clear 'Love Map' of your partner," she says. "If you’re building the friendship and paying attention, you’ll know the right proposal for the two of you."