The Nap Dress hit the web within the early aughts of summer 2020, smack dab within the middle of a worldwide pandemic that's rocked our worlds and pushed us to reconsider the concept that less is more. The flowy, opaque, victorian-meets-minimalist-chic frock formerly understood as a nightgown was now accepted as daywear; because the sole places we'd be visiting for the foreseeable future were our couches, beds, desks, or the occasional trip outside (where the sole accessory that mattered was our face masks). This dress that would comfortably take us from the bed to the grocery and back again was a viral-style investment worth making — and now, with a fresh season approaching, we're making a replacement case for what we're reframing as, "The Snack Dress." How does The Snack Dress differ from The Nap Dress? The difference is subtle but bears with us while we ignore the C...
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