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Where to Find Dresses and Tops Similar to LuLaRoe But Cheaper

By Danielle on January 18, 2017 · Updated January 20, 2021
Frugality· Personal Finance

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Looking for a cheaper alternative to Lularoe dresses and tops, like the Irma, Carly, Nicole, etc? Click through to find out my favorite Lularoe dupes!

It’s Lularoe dupe time again! My post about where to find leggings similar to Lularoe but cheaper was incredibly popular – there’s a lot of people who are looking for leggings like Lularoe! Since I wrote that post, I’ve had a lot of people ask me if I knew of any alternatives to Lularoe dresses, such as the Nicole, Julie, and Carly and Lularoe tops, like the Irma and the Classic.

Well, indeed I do!

Before I share my favorite Lularoe dress alternatives, I wanted to share an update on the Lularoe leggings alternative that I recommended. I’ve worn my black pair a TON, and they’re still super soft and have held up really well in the wash. I don’t handwash them or wash them in a delicates bag or anything like that – I just throw them straight in the washer with everything else. They’re still going strong – no pilling, holes, etc. In case you missed the original post, here’s the link to the leggings I recommend.

Okay, enough about leggings – onto dresses and tops!

So the dresses I like the most from Lularoe are the Nicole, Julie, and Carly, and they’re also the ones I’ve received the most questions about.

I’ve found three great, cheaper alternatives to these dresses.

First off is this short-sleeved, scoop neck dress by DBG, which is a good alternative to the Nicole dress. It comes in a ton of different colors, it’s made in the USA, and it’s made from 5% spandex so it has a nice stretch to it. The fabric is lightweight but not see-through and one of my favorite features is that it doesn’t need ironing. Because who has time to iron? Not me.

Next is this slim-fit pencil dress by Tom’s Ware, which is a good alternative to the Julia dress. The fabric is nice and thick, there are a variety of prints and colors, and the cut is really nice.

Lastly, is this short-sleeved, casual swing dress by ROMWE. While this isn’t exactly like the Carly (it lacks the high-low hemline) it’s a really cute, easy-to-wear dress that comes in a variety of colors. It can be worn as either a short dress or over leggings as a longer top, making it a great alternative to the Irma top.

Now onto the tops!

As I mentioned above, the swing dress is a good alternative to the Irma top. Another good alternative is this All For You flare hem tunic.

 

These loose-fit tunic tops by Free to Live are probably my favorite tops at the moment. They really soft, made in the USA and come in a three pack for just $39.95.

Hopefully you found this post helpful!

Frugality, Personal Finance

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  1. Erin C says

    April 9, 2017 at 8:26 pm

    You should also check out Made by Johnny for tunic tops. They’re on Amazon, and have a retail website. Lots of solid tunic tops in really adorable styles – all made in the USA!

    • Ashli says

      April 12, 2017 at 9:28 am

      Thanks for the tip, Erin! 🙂

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