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I'm not really a dress person so I havent worn much dresses, but once I start going to church again I will be wearing lots of dresses so I'll be following this thread

Yes, if I can pull down the straps or neckline. You can also try wearing a light, soft pair of shorts under your dress if you don't mind pulling it over your head, but I've only done that a couple times.

V neck, faux-wrap and wrap dresses and button downs--I LOVE dresses! Also... I'm of the snap down camp for nursing, not the pull up camp, so it's pretty much the same as the type of shirts I wear now.

@Mrs. Sunglasses: target had some dtesses designed for breastfeeding, but I know you don't have those in canada! I bought one and wear (and wash) it like every other day! Other than that, faux wrap in a size a little big has worked, too. If it's empire waist with a tie, I can still have it look flattering even if it's big. I just wear a nursing tabk under for easy access and extra coverage!

I love dresses, but I only have a couple I can wear that work with breastfeeding. One was a maternity dress that has a cowl neck, a few strapless dresses that I wear with jean jackets or cropped sweaters, and tank dresses where I pull the strap down.

Like this: http://www.motherhood.com/Product.asp?Product_Id=920320362&MasterCategory_Id=MC29
It has a cropped faux tank underneath, so it's easy to pull down. It's like a jersey knit so it doesn't look it's elasticity or shape when pulled.

If I know I can sit in my car and nurse, I will wear a dress that I have to pull all the way up lol

I know this says "nightgown" but I think it's cute enough as a day dress - you could easily customize it with a belt, cropped jacket/sweater or even a clip on flower
http://www.motherhood.com/Product.asp?Product_Id=901270190029&MasterCategory_Id=9996