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WARDROBE RE-WORKS BONUS: The Ann Taylor Colorblock Twist Midi Dress is a modern, high-contrast spin on classic day-to-night styling from an iconic pioneer in American women's fashion. Founded in 1954 by Richard Liebeskind in New Haven, Connecticut, the brand was named after a bestselling shirtdress style from his father's clothing shop. Over the decades, Ann Taylor built a powerful legacy by evolving alongside the American workforce. The brand partnered with Finnish design house Marimekko in the 1960s, pioneered women's trousers in the 1970s—earning an induction into the Smithsonian's permanent collection for its shopping bag design—and popularized corporate power suits in the 1980s and continues its 70-year tradition of delivering high-quality, versatile lifestyle clothing that seamlessly transitions from desk to dinner for modern professional generations.

This design features a streamlined silhouette characterized by a chic boat neckline, clean long sleeves, and a defining front twist detail at the midsection that creates structural drapery. The vibrant, high-energy pink and red colorblock palette combines a soft candy pink upper bodice with a striking tomato-red skirt for a retro yet contemporary feel that hits at the mid-calf and is highly favored for daytime cocktail hours, business-casual settings, and modern holiday events. This striking design is worn by fashion model Alizeny, who is originally from Geneva, Switzerland. She is showcasing the Ann Taylor Colorblock Twist Midi Dress, an elegant sheath garment defined by its boat neck, full-length sleeves, and an artfully twisted knot detail at the waist that separates the powder-pink top bodice from the vibrant red midi skirt.

COLOR: Pink and Red Colorblock

SIZE: 8

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