<p>I bought the J.Crew Sanur dress over a year ago. I loved it the second I saw it at the store -- it looked so comfortable and easy to wear, and as a bonus you could wear it as both a dress <em>and</em> a skirt. I was smitten! I even <a href="http://www.stylelist.com/2009/01/09/j/" target="_blank">wrote about it</a> for work. I bought one in navy, figuring I could always go back and buy another color if I loved wearing it as much as I loved buying it.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/diary/4621634333/" style="float: right;" title="DSC_0089 by R. S. M., on Flickr"><img alt="DSC_0089" height="500" src="http://www.everydaytreats.com/wp-content/uploads/4621634333_11a403379e.jpg" style="margin: 0pt 0pt 5px 5px;" title="DSC_0089" width="334" /></a></p><p>A couple of days later, I found out I was pregnant, and my new dress was quickly put aside. Instead, it was time to find the big box of maternity clothes, and the dress was forgotten.</p><p>(I told you it was a sad story!)</p><p>I found the dress again when I was packing for our beach trip. The tags were still attached. I threw it in the suitcase without a second thought. </p><p>I think that&#39;s the point. This dress is so easy!</p><p>I would not be exaggerating if I told you that I wore that dress every day we were gone, because I did indeed wear it every day.</p><p>I wore it as a very <em>Sex in the City</em>&#39;s Charlotte(esque) strapless A-line dress. One day, I added a pink patent leather belt to make it fun. When I went on house tours, I wore it as a skirt with a bright orange tee. Here I am wearing it with a tank top -- it was the last day of our vacation and we were saying goodbye to the beach before it was time to pack up the rental.</p><p>The dress was (and is) perfect: So easy to wear, so soft, and so versatile. I loved it, and decided to buy another one when I got home.</p><p>When we got home, I logged on the J. Crew and...the dress was sold out. </p><p>Gone.</p><p>(So sad!)</p><p>The moral of the story is: If you find something you love, GRAB IT before it&#39;s gone. </p><p><a href="http://www.sadtrombone.com/" target="_blank">Cue the sad trombone.</a></p>
