Affordable dresses [1] rank extremely high on our list of must-have pieces whether we're dressing them up for a wedding [2], styling one for work, or pairing one with sneakers [3] for a casual-cute look. For Summer, we know you've stocked up on heat-proof options from breathable linen styles [4] to white maxi dresses [5] and ultraflattering silhouettes for curvy shapes [6]. But as we make our way through August, it's time to start thinking about transitioning warm-weather dresses [7] to Fall. To help you navigate the in-between season, we're spotlighting two affordable dresses from the POPSUGAR collection at Kohl's [8] that are as versatile as they are comfy.

In two jaunty floral prints, the POPSUGAR Button-Front Dress [9] ($37, originally $50) and POPSUGAR Print Tie-Waist Dress [10] ($37, originally $50) are both idyllic in warm weather with everything from trendy naked sandals to classic white sneakers and summery bag straw bags. But these vibrant styles aren't exclusive to the heat. To extend their life in cool weather, you can easily work staples like sweaters, boots, and lightweight jackets into the mix: swap ankle boots for sandals; toss a sweater over your shoulders for added texture; cinch a denim jacket [11] around your waist to define your shape and have an extra layer on hand when you need it. As we get deeper into Fall, keep adding layers for a seasonally appropriate look: layer a coat over your dress and boots; wear a turtleneck underneath your dress; swap your woven bags for luxe textures like leather and suede.

If you're thinking about adding a couple more Summer dresses to your lineup, ahead, shop two affordable styles from the POPSUGAR collection at Kohl's [12]. Not only are these floral-print styles versatile in the heat, but they're perfect for transitioning into cooler weather with added layers.

Shop The Look

POPSUGAR Button-Front Dress [13] ($37, originally $50)

Shop The Look

POPSUGAR Plus Size Button-Front Dress [14] ($40, originally $54)

Shop The Look

POPSUGAR Print Tie-Waist Dress [15] ($37, originally $50)