What to Wear in Miami: The Girls' Trip Edit

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Every girls' trip has two agendas: the itinerary, and the photos. Miami delivers both — if the outfits are planned like they matter. Whether it's a bachelorette weekend or a long-overdue reunion, the trick to group photos that actually work is a color story: one girl in ivory, everyone else in rich, saturated color, and not a single matching t-shirt in sight.

This is the edit, built from our most-wanted styles on their final run — vacation dresses from $29, priced so the whole crew can shop the same collection. When a size sells out, it's gone, so consider this your sign to start the group chat now.

The Bride (or the Birthday Girl): Ivory

The guest of honor gets the light color. The Ivory Boho O-Ring Midi Dress ($29) is the one — a lined ivory midi with tortoise O-ring hardware and a leg slit that reads bridal-adjacent at brunch, beach ceremony, or golden-hour portraits, without looking like she raided a bridal salon. At $29, it's also the easiest yes on this page.

Prefer a warmer tone? The same midi comes in Brown ($29) — chocolate brown that glows against Miami's terracotta and sunset light.

The Crew: One Color Story, Zero Matching

The group-photo rule: coordinate, don't duplicate. Pick a palette and let everyone choose her own silhouette inside it.

The statement maker takes the Rose Violet Maxi ($69.90), our signature design — a violet halter maxi with crisscross straps, a keyhole neckline, side cut-outs, and a tiered skirt. In a group lineup, this is the dress every eye lands on first. Every crew has one girl who should be wearing it.

The satin trio is the backbone of the palette: Mocha, Black, and Blue satin cut-out maxis, $35 each. Three girls, three shades, one fabric story — the photos look styled by a professional, and nobody paid professional prices.

The wild card wears the Fiesta Maxi ($45), a multicolor bow-tie maxi with a flowy tiered skirt. Every group has the girl whose dress does the talking. This is hers, and it was made for Wynwood's mural walls and dance floors alike.

Daytime: The Crinkle Rotation

Nights get the satins; days belong to the crinkles. The Swirled (mint swirl), Seafoam, and Orange crinkle cut-out maxis ($49 each) are no-iron resort dresses that survive a shared hotel bathroom, a beach-club lunch, and a boat day without a single steamer sighting. Rotate them through the crew across the trip and every day's photos look like a new wardrobe.

Do the Bundle Math (The Group Chat Will Thank You)

Girls' trips run on shared budgets, so run the numbers together:

• Last Call 2-Pack — $79: the Rose Violet plus the Fiesta — the statement dress and the wild card, sorted in one order.
• Crinkle 2-Pack — $89: the daytime rotation, handled.
• Last Call 3-Pack — $99: Rose Violet, Fiesta, and the Black Satin — three night-out maxi dresses for less than one designer dress, split however the group wants to split it.

Shop the bundles in the Last Call collection.

The Packing & Fit Notes (For the Girl Organizing Everything)

Fit truth, style by style:

• The maxis are full-length and flowing. Rose Violet, the satins, Fiesta, and the crinkles are true maxi dresses with tiered or flowing skirts. Rose Violet and Fiesta run true to size — order your usual. In the product photos, the model is 5'8" and wears a size Small, so the whole crew can judge length against her. Petite girls: pack the wedges. Tall girls: enjoy the length.
• The midis are your daytime anchors. The Ivory and Brown O-Ring midis hit below the knee with a leg slit — the dresses that work with flat sandals for market mornings, the Design District, and long lunches. The Ivory runs true to size, and both midis are lined, so nothing shows through — even the bride's ivory in full sun.
• Cut-outs sit at the side waist on the maxis — it's the house detail, and it's placed at the narrowest point of the waist. Check the product photos for each style to see the placement on the body.
• Nothing sheer in the group photo. Every dress in this edit is fully opaque: the Rose Violet is double-lined, the O-Ring midis are lined, and the satins, crinkles, and Fiesta are unlined but nothing shows through. Nobody has to pack a slip.
• Crinkle travels; satin transforms. Crinkles roll into any corner of a carry-on and come out ready. Satins fold flat and turn a daytime trip into a dressed-up night with one shoe and earring change. A crew packing carry-on only can still bring two looks per girl.

What to pack with them: shared gold jewelry, one pair of wedges that works with every dress, flat sandals, and a group perfume everyone borrows. The dresses carry the color story — accessories just finish it.

One organizer's warning: order sizes together and early. Last Call is final sale (14-day size exchange on unworn pieces with tags, one free exchange on a first order, store credit if a size is gone) — the exchange safety net only works while other sizes still exist. Orders are processed within 2–3 business days, and U.S. shipping is free on orders of $75 or more ($8.99 under that), so one combined crew order beats five separate ones.

Sizes Go to the List First

These are final-run styles, and girls'-trip season is exactly when sizes disappear. Join the email list from the Last Call collection page — the list hears about remaining sizes and last pieces first. Then send this edit to the group chat, claim your colors, and let Miami do the rest.