She wore a red polka-dot version in 2006 to watch Prince William play polo years before they became the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and while this type of dress may have been put to the side in favor of other styles, its versatility and incredibly flattering fit have put it back on everyone's fashion radar
You can wear it with a button up under it, you can wear a sweater, cardigan or blazer over it, or you can wear it by itself
AnnMarie Mattila is the Senior Editor for The Pioneer Woman, covering a wide range of topics from food and cooking to home, beauty, style, and more
The black-and-white piece Jenner wore this weekend fits into a bigger trend: the rise of the girlhood aesthetic and coquette trends, which have filled runways from Sandy Liang to Simone Rocha over the past few years with heaps of velvet bows and pearl embellishments