Team Slacks ALL THE WAY. I own one "occasion" dress and it might be too tight to wear any time soon. LOVE the look of dresses on other women. Just can't bear to wear them myself.

Team dress. I wear dresses a lot , and skirts quite a bit too, to work.

And in summer I wear dresses casually frequently too.

Like you, I find dresses much easier to fit than pants.

Totally Team Dress here! I love your collection, btw!
I wear dresses all the time at work, in fact I rarely wear anything else. Maybe once a fortnight, I might wear a skirt or (very rarely) pants. At home I'm a bit flexible, and wear a mix.
I agree that I find pants much more difficult to fit. I'm a bit of a lazy/time poor shopper, and I rarely have time to try on 20 or 30 pairs of pants, to find The One, whereas I can generally eye up a skirt and know it will be fine. Jeans, for some reason, are easier than other pants, so I do wear them, but not so much for work.
Of course I do live in a very warm climate, and even on the coldest days a pair of tights will "winterise" enough.

team pants!
while you do look lovely in yours, i personally find them limiting....i dislike having sit like a lady, i find them cold in the winter, and not a/c friendly in the summer, and hard to fit.

So interesting, we all see to have very similar reasons for our preferences, and it appears to depend upon:
1. climate
2. how easily you can find the right dress or pants - where we get a good fit, seems to help the preference
3. the look - the comfort factor in whether it feels 'you'.

The final factor was a great point made by a number of you. Whilst I enjoy wearing pants I probably feel my best in a dress...so no wonder I gravitate to them.

You do dresses very well.

I must say pre-pregnancy i was team pants.

During my pregnancy journey. I had to leave the pants behind and reevaluate dresses and how i viewed them.

Now i would say its an even split. Dresses provide a comfort and ease of dressing. One piece leghings stockings or bare legs and go. I dont have to think about it at all and still look pulled together.

I'm finding the comments on constraint to be interesting - having to be ladylike, not being able to do stuff. I wonder if it's unfamiliarity. There are very few things I can't or won't do in a skirt; the only one that comes to mind right now is climb a tree. (And I might dare that in a long full skirt.) Or maybe it's the type of skirt. I do find pencil skirts limiting and as hard to fit as pants.

Ginger I am the same, I can and do most things in a dress. I can't do headstands in a dress or pants.

I do karate and often think how would I be able to defend myself if I was attacked when wearing this? Dresses are fine, I can do a good side kick to the knees in my dresses!

What is empowering is really up to each of us. However, I can understand others feeling disempowered by a dress such as my floral Karen Millen dress, because it is not authentic to them.

Team Pants for the time being.

Like Ledonna, I really embraced dresses during pregnancy and while my son was an infant. I was also in a hot desert climate then, so dresses and skirts were comfortable and practical -- especially lightweight shirt dresses (buttons on the front -- great for breastfeeding)!

Like Angie says, dresses are way easier in mild weather. I love them for traveling too. A knee-length tee dress plus leggings makes great airplane or roadtrip wear. Way better than sitting in jeans.

Now I'm in dirt-road New England with a preschooler and a dog, and while I do still like dresses, I don't wear them nearly as often -- especially since it's still winter, apparently, and we have almost 2 feet of fresh snow right now... I'm not brave enough to wear a dress today.

Mr. LP (or LeP?) loves it when I wear a dress, especially if it falls into the LBD genre. I always get a compliment, and he's not very clothes-aware generally. So I guess I'm choosing the right ones?

Like some others, for me it is a seasonal preference- pants in the winter and dresses in the summer. We don't have cold or long winters but cold enough for stockings/tights with dresses and I just don't like wearing them. Our summers are long AND hot and dresses are an easy and cool option both for the office and for casual wear. I struggle with wearing shorts; I rarely find ones that I feel fab in so dresses are a good alternative. Last year I was thrilled to find several dresses. Sometimes I envision a summer closet filled just with perfect dresses! For winter, it would include nice pants, great jackets and perfect layer tops!

I think I'm mainly team pants. But really with "long over lean" or " tunics over pants" I can hedge my bets, lots of the tunics are a bit dress-like, too short to stand alone though.

Great looks all of them! And I love love love #1 and 2, such a great dress, and amazing shoes! I'm also team dress, mostly for the comfort! Hate wearing pants that cut to my stomach, but have some super stretchy ones that work.

Wow, love your looks. I am definitely on Team Dress. I love the comfort, ease-of-movement and feminine assertiveness of a dress. Even in winter I pull out my sweater dresses and ponte knit dresses; combined with tights and tall boots they keep me really warm. The only drawback is that I am a very thin and curve-less person and so it is not easy to find dresses that fit me well. Shift dresses and sheaths look horrible on me. And so many dresses today are so short, super-revealing, or made of flimsy material. As well, it is generally better to try on a dress before buying, which means that online shopping can be a pain, since I end up returning so many pieces. Dress shopping can be very difficult. But the dresses that I do have are my wardrobe treasures!

A few years ago, I only owned maybe one dress so I was on Team Pants or rather Team Jeans. In the last year or so, I bought quite a few casual dresses and have never owned so many in my life. But in addition to wearing them bare legged (rarely, because I run cold) or with tights, I also like to wear them with cropped flared jeans underneath.

So does that make me Team Dress? Or Team Both? Or on the bench?

I am definitely not on Team Trousers, although I own a few pair.

I'm surprised at how many Pant team members there are! And I'm surprised that there are so many of you that can find the fit you like in a pant unless you're all using a tailor I find dresses - loose-fit ones, anyways, hide a multitude of sins and make daily activity easy. I assumed here that jeans are not pants , btw.

@ginger
I ride a motorcycle which you absolutely can't do in a skirt/dress. Playing drums, going to the dog park are also things that don't seem like skirt activities. Mainly I just don't like the idea of being ladylike, its not a positive for me.

Dresses are easy to fit for me and I can see that they are often traditionally flattering on me; I just don't like them, it feels like a costume. Now that I think of it, the last skirt I wore was a Halloween costume. That stil fits with my personal aesthetic, I was Daria and the combat boots counteracted the ladylike of the skirt.

All dresses are nice but black one is best out of all.
Great collection.
Keep it up.