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No matter the occasion or season, there are always plenty of opportunities to wear a dress and, of course, an overwhelming amount of options from which to pick. We’ve put together an edit of the best dresses of the month—check back every two weeks for a new selection of styles, handpicked by Vogue.
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December s edit of the best dresses of the month is filled with seasonally-apt options that can be worn day and night—to work or festive gatherings—with fresh details that elevate a classic silhouette. We’re talking longer sleeves and thicker fabrics, moody prints and textural touches that look just as good with knee-high boots as they do with retro sneakers. Shop the best dresses of December, below.
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The Sculpted Knit Dress
Comfort gets a sophisticated spin with Favorite Daughter’s Ava dress. This style, with its V-neckline and cinched waist, features blouson sleeves that’ll look good with everything, from shearling wraps to classic trench coats.
The Sequin Appliqué Midi
Zara’s sequin midi dress is bold without trying, and glamorous without effort. Whether it’s cocktail hour or a full-on holiday party, the contrasting lace and allover glimmer will turn any calendar invite into a major fashion moment.
The Two-Tone Drop Waist
Toteme’s Twinflower dress fuses minimalist, Scandi elegance with artistic flair—a close-fitting bodice flows into a billowy, gathered drop-waist skirt, creating a brilliant contrast. Like all of the brand’s best designs, it can be styled for special occasions, and later, for everyday, with more casual accessories.
The Merlot Draped Dress
Victoria Beckham’s draped dress brings elegance to life with soft folds that drape just so. A fluid, asymmetric hemline is the perfect opportunity to show off modern pumps, sleek mules, or knee-high boots.
The Fringe Silk Find
Like most of Fforme’s expertly crafted pieces, you’ll find the Mina dress unapologetically editorial. Complement the textural moments with like-minded accessories, like a beaded top-handle bag, or tasseled pendant.
The Allover Lace Dress
No event-ready closet is fully complete without a lace dress, or two! Romantic, feminine, and nostalgic, you’ll find Zara s open-back allover lace dress the perfect piece for layering, or showing some skin—in a fashion-forward way, of course.
The Feathered Mini
TWP’s mini dress keeps reappearing on our must-have lists, and for good reason. It can be worn now, as a festive, leg-bearing mini dress, or later, layered atop silky pants.
The Funnel-Neck Knit
Fall may be over, but we’re still obsessing over all things funnel neck. Test out the trend with Cos’s belted, knit midi dress—a more subtle take on the look that’s easily styled.
The Cold-Weather Floral Dress
Soft blooms on a gloomy palette can bring optimism to the day. Pair yours with moto or suede boots.
The Powder Pink Polo
A sweater dress is the piece you reach for when you want warmth but don’t want to sacrifice polish. From daytime errands to evening dinners (with just a switch of accessories), Arch4’s Skylark polo dress can carry you there.
The Floor-Length Gown
Róhe’s signature silk dress delivers drama in spades. This floor-sweeping style in a stormy, dark blue features wide sleeves and a bias cut, ideal for dancing the night away.
The Holiday Essential
For jolly festivities and beyond, Zara’s billowy, satin mididress will make any evening event feel a little more glamorous.
The Cashmere Sweater Dress
The season’s solution to looking polished while feeling blissfully wrapped in comfort? A knitted dress, crafted from cashmere, of course. Pair it with boots and a bold lip, and you’ve mastered winter-chic in one effortless swoop.
The Festive Flourish
Toteme’s Petal dress offers minimalism with a poetic twist—clean lines softened by sculptural, petal-like trims that frame the body with quiet drama. Let the details show, and pair yours with velvet kitten-heels, and a satin pouch bag.
The Lace-Trimmed Slip Dress
There’s never a wrong time for a silky slip dress, and yes, that includes the winter. Master the art of layering and wear this one from Alexa Chung’s latest Madewell collaboration over a thin turtleneck, and beneath a chic, fuzzy coat.
The Wool Polo Dress
It’s practical! It’s polished! It’s preppy! Other Stories’s woo polo dress is sporty in spirit, but elegant in execution. Dress it up with knee-high boots and a shearling coat, or down with a trench and ballerina flats.
The Jersey Midi Dress
Victoria Beckham knows what women want—and what they want is to look put together without sacrificing comfort. This jersey dress is soft, stretchy, and perfectly draped so it moves with you, not against you.
The Winter Floral Dress
With its gathered details and vintage-inspired charm (Alexa, play Lana Del Ray), the Coraline dress is the perfect piece for holiday mornings and intimate gatherings.
The Fringed Knit Dress
Searching for a party dress removed from the cliché? Consider Aje’s Breeze dress as the pièce de résistance for anyone looking to make an entrance without being too on-the-nose this season.
The Ribbed Maxi
As winter rolls in, it’s important to have a few dresses to lean on for layering. Banana Republic’s ribbed sweater maxi allows just that. Wear this versatile pieces below heavy coats, and with HeatTech underneath.
The Billowy Floral Find
Like all of Khaite’s designs, the Edgar dress boasts that unmistakable New York cool that’s hard to come by, especially in a dress. Show off the fluid floral print with patent-leather boots, or Mary Janes.
The Velvet Must-Have
Velvet brings a regal warmth to holiday dressing that feels both timeless and modern. Slip on this draped velvet midi from Cos and let the molten sheen capture the light.
The Red Plissé Midi
Tibi is driven by the principles of "Creative Pragmatism," which is a guide concepted by founder Amy Smilovic that aims to approach wardrobing in both an inventive and functional way. This red mididress epitomizes that idea with its plissé-crepe that moves as you do and vivid hue—comfortable for all-day wear without sacrificing style.
The Essential Turtleneck Dress
There are a few dress silhouettes that make our must-have lists season after season and what they have in common is that they’re always the most wearable, versatile pieces to own. This everyday turtleneck style from Skims is a good example of something you’d find in our wardrobes. Wear it with everything from leather loafers to suede boots.
The Autumnal Floral
Fashion alert, fashion alert! Khaite’s Resort 2026 collection just dropped, and it’s full of goodies to wear now and later. An immediate must-have is the Taja dress: it’s a double-layered chiffon slipdress, perfect for wearing beneath trench coats, shearling, and knitwear.
The Semi-Sheer Checked Dress
What’s ultra flattering, slightly see-through, and checked all over? Damson Madder’s Marissa dress. This piece features long sleeves and a comfortable fit, making it flawless for transitioning from day to evening.
The Artist’s Gown
According to CJR himself, this dress was influenced by Robert Morris’s sculptures—just take a look at the contoured silhouette and structured neckline. It guarantees you’re the best-dressed guest at any event, be it a church wedding, afterparty, or holiday gathering.
The Pleated Plaid Dress
Zara’s plaid dress seems to exist between the two intents that stem from the print: country and preppy. It can lean more backwoods when worn with lug-sole boots and a barn jacket, or more heritage if styled with Mary-Jane pumps and a blazer. Your choice.
The Modern Sweater Dress
Wrapped in effortlessness, this knitted dress from Banana Republic is proof that cozy can still be chic. The soft knit skims the body just so, creating a silhouette that feels both undone and polished. Think of it as your all-day, every-occasion style.
The Velvet Gown
Refined decadence is found in TWP’s velvet gown. Its deep, light-catching sheen brings depth and dimension to every curve, while its fluid, asymmetric fall exudes ease. Double up on texture by pairing with a ponyhair pump.
The Powder Pink Nightie
Cut from a washed silk satin and accented with delicate lace, Chloé’s lingerie-inspired dress oozes the kind of alluring romance summoned in Regency-era novels. Keep this vibe going by styling with square-toe ballerinas or lace-up flats.
The Funnel-Neck Knit
The black turtleneck dress, in our opinion, is the wardrobe equivalent of a quick-witted comeback; quietly confident and always on point. From power lunches to weekend dates, consider Cos’s funnel-neck option for your fall and winter rotations.
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The Asymmetric Slip
Romance meets dark glamour in DVF’s Sloane, featuring a dramatic twist on the classic slip dress with sheer and lace inserts and asymmetric ruffles.
The Turtleneck Gown
Like all of Christopher John Rogers’ collections, you’ll find this dress is dripping with vivid color. It’s ribbed throughout the body, and falls into a beautiful, softly pleated sheer skirt, ideal for showing off knee-high boots.
The Checked Midi
Dôen’s Seraphine dress, made from yarn-dyed plaid, features a high V-neckline and short flutter sleeves, accentuated by delicate ruching. Lean into the outdoorsy romance of it all by wearing yours with soft ballerina flats and a petite straw basket.
The Modern Mohair
Have you ever seen a sweater dress with personality? Well, now you have, thanks to Alaïa. From the ruffled cuffs, to the allover fuzzy, mohair, this dress elevates knitwear into an artform.
The Merlot Gown
For weddings, holiday soirées, and post-work events, look to Lapointe for every special occasion. This gown ticks all the boxes—from the trending burgundy hue to the artful draping along the bodice and the flattering shawl that acts as the perfect finishing touch.
The Plaid Shirtdress
For workweeks and beyond, the shirtdress is a reliable staple to look put together every day, without sacrificing comfort or professionalism. Modernize yours with tall, leather boots, or make it feminine with a patent Mary Jane.
The Disco Dress
Dries Van Noten’s designs naturally invite the party sensibilities in—a mood exemplified in this runway look, featuring a sequin turtleneck neck and an embellished abstract motif that exclaims, “Let’s dance!”
The Ladylike Maxi
Saloni’s crepe de chine maxi features an allover rose motif, gathered high neckline, and puffed sleeves, championing femininity at every angle.
The Pleated, Strapless Midi
We’ve hit that rare point in the year, when strapless dresses can still be worn underneath trench coats, just before the cold front sets in. Style with tonal accessories, like a chocolate brown clutch, and merlot heels.
The Multicolor Knit
Sweater dresses are often minimalist in nature. Simon Miller pushes the envelope here with a fitted, multi-colored knit that’s both sleek and bold.
The Fit-and-Flare Leather Dress
The shirt dress gets a desirable fall/winter upgrade with luxe merlot-colored leather. The fit-and-flare silhouette feels especially versatile, styled with heels for work or boots for weekend.
The Classic LBD
No wardrobe is really truly complete without a little black dress (or two!). Ideal for layering, Banana Republic’s puffed-sleeve maxi darts at the waist with a hook-and-eye closure at the front for a corset-inspired look.
The Runway Drape
Maximalism for minimalists is one of the standout trends we’re shopping for fall/winter 2025—have you seen our Shopping List yet? The draped top, and dress, fall under the must-have category of artistically-inspired pieces. Wear yours with funky sandals, à la Tory Burch’s runway.
The Polka-Dot Maxi
Dotted dresses bring retro charm they make every step feel like a wink toward old Hollywood. Don’t take yourself too seriously, and style with red pumps, and a pillbox hat.
The Silk Turtleneck
The platonic ideal of sweater dresses, Tove’s take is made from wool and silk in a timeless grey that skims just over the figure. Wear yours with patent-leather knee boots in winter and square-toe flats in spring.
The Fall Floral
From the subtle draping to the autumnal blooms, Me+Em’s maxidress has all the markings of a wear-anywhere fall essential.
The Checked Midi
Heritage fabrics and countryside attire go hand-in-hand this fall, as seen on the runways of Burberry and Miu Miu. Subtly impactful, it’s the ideal print for those who usually steer clear of pattern play. Pair this checked dress from Dôen with leather knee-high boots.
The Sultry Slip
Despite its lingerie-inspired look and feel, the slip dress is not limited to the bedroom. A mainstay in the fall/winter collections, embrace the naturally romantic details and go classic with the rest—think of it being worn beneath a trench coat, leather bomber jacket, or atop a turtleneck.
The Best-Dressed Guest
We’re still eating up Zankov’s DVF collaboration, and the Stanton dress is particularly sweet. Sweep your hair back, and let the allover darling dots do the talking at your next special event.
The Textured Satin
All of Fforme’s designs show off the brand’s mastery of feminine silhouettes. This one, called the Mila, has been beautifully cut on the bias to reflect the liquid-like fall of fire-red satin.
The Country-Coded Mini
Weave together tradition and trend in one bold, cozy pattern with Banana Republic’s checked minidress. Timeless, yet endlessly adaptable, this autumnal pattern gets a modern update with a shorter hemline, and a twist-front knot at the waist.
The Ruffled Gown
The fall runways made a strong case for keeping boho silhouettes in the rotation. Fluid, loose, and carefree, Zimmermann’s gown can be worn to an evening event with kitten heels, or during the day with a square-toe flat.
The Knitted Tank Top Dress
It isn’t freezing outside, just yet. Take full advantage of fall’s temperate weather by wearing Lisa Yang’s elevated tank dress beneath your favorite lightweight outerwear.
The Pinstriped Midi
All work and no play makes Jill a dull girl! Take the business codes of now, like pinstripes, and have a little fun with it. Isabel Marant’s midi is gathered at the waist, and finished with a draped skirt.
The Combination Knit Dress
What’s as comfortable as a T-shirt dress, but as elevated as a drapey midi? One that bridges the best of both. Massimo Dutti’s mocha brown dress, a trending colorway for fw25, can be dressed up, or down, depending on the accessories.
The Burgundy Chiffon Maxi
Spotted on Kallmeyer’s FW25 runway, the Gillian dress made heads turn thanks to three major trends: the cape effect, the oxblood hue, and the billowy shape.
The Printed Jersey Maxi
Ulla Johnson’s Amari dress features a colorful Swan motif, present throughout the brand’s fall collection. Made from soft, stretchy jersey, it features a slender bodice and a flowing maxi skirt, perfect for showcasing tall, suede boots.
The Vivid Turtleneck
A sea of blues, including navy, cobalt, and celeste, has moved from a spring/summer success to a staple for the autumn season. Sweet and bright, Alaïa’s turtleneck dress has a heart-shaped cutout at the back.
The Abstract Motif
From the gathered mock neck to the asymmetric draping, Proenza’s dress is easily styled with any kind of transitional outerwear, from barn jackets to blazers.
The Classic LBD
Finding a little black dress, although essential, can sometimes be difficult. Luckily, Cos is here to help with their LBD that ticks all the boxes. Silky, fluid, and affordable—it’ll be worn season after season.
The Wool Maxi Dress
Cold weather doesn’t have to mean saying goodbye to your mainstay dresses. If anything, it’t the perfect time to trade poplin for knitted. Wear Marina McManus’s wool maxi with kitten-heel boots, or black ballerina flats.
The Trending Collaboration
Zankov, the genius knitwear brand known for its vivid, candy cane-hued sweaters, joins forces with Diane Von Furstenberg to create dresses that boast high-end textural details—like the Trovaso, below, embellished with allover sequins.
The Asymmetric Shirt Dress
Like most of Tibi’s pieces, this dress is meant to challenge classic wardrobe essentials. Elevated by an asymmetric hemline, it’ll look picture-perfect combined with strappy heels, and tights in in a color with “ick,” as founder Amy Smilovic would describe it.
The Checked Midi
Subtle enough for the print-shy minimalist, checked pieces can be a striking focal point, or can be styled playfully with other carefully-contrasted prints.
The Lace-Trimmed Slip Dress
No wardrobe is complete without a slip dress, or two, or three! Zara’s is meant to be a fashion-forward layer this season, worn over pants and underneath a sweater.
The Everyday Shirtdress
Effortless polish in one easy piece, the shirtdress is structured like a button down, but relaxed enough to wear outside of working hours. Dress it up with a pair of knee-high boots, or down with a suede sneaker.
The Fluid Wool Dress
Looking for winter’s solution to soft sophistication? Toteme has it! Warm, versatile, and delicately crafted, this double-faced wool dress has a cowl neck that drapes with substance (a design element heavily featured on the fall runways), to keep you cozy without the bulk.
The Modern Floral Dress
Floral prints aren’t exclusive to the summertime. Take note from Marni, who relies on autumnal colors to bring these blooms into the new season.
The Oversized Satin Dress
When it comes to curating a robust wardrobe that can take you anywhere, versatile staples are key. This affordable find from Banana Republic can be worn to any occasion. Think weddings and parties, with a velvet shoe or slingback.
The Fringe Effect
Acne Studios’s dress has an enchanting, vintage-inspired aesthetic. It’s made from sumptuous silk satin that drapes beautifully over your silhouette and falls to an asymmetrical midi hem—it’ll dance with you all night long.
The Tie-Waist Shirtdress
The humble shirtdress continues to be modernized with unique details that pack a punch. Take Jil Sander’s, for example. It boasts a striking tie-waist (with an extra set of sleeves in lieu of a belt!) that can cinch in the waist.
The Ruched Midi
Fall wedding in the books? Staud’s Marcel dress makes a statement without trying too hard. The ruched middle is a welcome addition to the allover silk.
The Scarf Dress
Fall wedding looming on the calendar? Look no further—Staud’s Camilla dress has all the markings of a special event stunner that won’t steal all the attention from the special couple.
The Draped Silk Dress
Easy, sleek, and elegantly draped, Loulou De Saison’s Roan dress was made with versatility in mind. Dress it up with kitten heels or a knee-high boot, or play it down with ballerina flats.
The Ruffled Maxi
The upcoming fall season means one thing and one thing only: it’s time for layering! Wear this ruffle-tiered dress below a heavy knit or a trench coat. Let the cascading flounce peek out, and don’t forget western boots!
The Transitional Turtleneck
Jacquemus sweetens this dress with a dramatic draped, turtleneck-style neckline—a clever take on proportions that makes it wearable in the summer and the fall. The best part? Its butter yellow crepe is easy breezy in between seasons, too.
The Merlot Midi
You can never go wrong with a Dôen dress. It doesn’t hurt either that it comes in a rich burgundy hue, one of the top color trends of the season.
The Patchwork Slip
Stripes and polka dots are a given, but here is a new fall print to consider: patchwork. Zara’s printed version will satisfy those looking to layer, adding a bohemian or vintage-inspired style into their wardrobe this season.
The Modern Event Dress
Simkhai’s Kenlie dress is back! This time, it’s designed with a long-sleeved ribbed-knit bodice to contrast the larger-than-life taffeta skirt. Wear it to a variety of lavish occasions, from black tie weddings to the ballet.
The Drop Waist Dress
Step into elegance with this pleated dress from Magda Butrym. Crafted from fluid stretch-crepe, it contours smoothly through the fitted bodice and subtly dips at the waist before cascading into a liquid-like skirt. Wear with drop earrings for all your special fetes.
The Night-Out-Lace Dress
From Louis Vuitton to Ralph Lauren and Chloé, lace trimmings are still making waves on the runway. The ideal evening-out dress, its floral lace adds a flair of romance to any nighttime ensemble.
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The Silk Wrap Dress
No well-curated wardrobe is complete without a classic wrap dress. Instead of the usual black or oxblood jersey, opt for Tory Burch’s printed, silky silhouette.
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The Wear-Everywhere Dress
Top half? Think slinky, sleek, stretchy cotton. Bottom half? A dramatic poplin skirt with tons of texture. Consider this to be early fall’s answer to the “what do I wear?” dilemma. Style with footwear of all kinds, from retro sneakers to loafers and minimalist sandals.
The Classic Turtleneck Dress
DVF is known for traditional, signature silhouettes—a notion Diane’s entire legacy is built on. Strong, smart, and classy, a black turtleneck dress will be one to live in for years to come.
The Fluid Drape
Leave it up to Khaite to redefine the classic silk dress. From its bold hue, to the fluidity and movement, bring the runway to real life with the Syd.
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The Lace-Trimmed Gown
Nili Lotan’s Adelie gown is tasteful, inviting, and best of all, timeless. Made from liquid silk-charmeuse, it is unlined to ensure a lightweight, free-flowing fit. Dainty lace outlines the bust and V-neckline.
The Asymmetric Maxi
Isabel Marant’s western-leaning Galina dress is designed to make every woman feel beautiful. From the draped bodice and floaty skirt, to the allover print and gathered waist—in a continuously trending butter yellow and burgundy, no less.
The Dramatic Draping
Toteme is all about clean lines, ease, and versatility—and while this dress is a bit more high-impact, those traits still hold true. Wear this to a special event with strappy heels and dangling earrings.
The Red Hot
Perfect for every occasion, Faithfull’s Suis dress is cut from textured linen with a swishy midi skirt and artfully draped, asymmetric neckline. Wear with dangling earrings to accentuate the neckline.
The Artful Silhouette
Tired of your classic white cotton dresses? Of course, Jacquemus is here to shake up what that category can look like. From the funnel neck to the sharp allover panels, the Triana is more sculptural than simple.
The Lace Trim Maxi
Designed as a tribute to the slip dress, Sir’s Aries style features panels of lace, a deep, plunging back, and a bias cut. Wear it now with flip-flops, and later beneath a lightweight trench coat.
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The Evening-Ready
This rich, oxblood-colored dress is designed to be a timeless option for any special occasion—be it a wedding, baby shower, or gala event.
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The ’90s-Inspired Slip
Can’t you picture a young Gwyneth Paltrow or Jennifer Aniston wearing this dress? Embrace that energy, and wear it with pared-back accessories. The vivid color is statement enough.
The Dramatic Print
Fashion-forward, unique, and figure-flattering, Dries Van Noten’s artfully draped maxidress is punctuated by argyle checks and oval motifs, a lustrous finish, and a loose bodice that nips in at the waist. Wear it like a cool girl, with ballet flats, or go elegant with a pair of strappy thong sandals.
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The Powder Pink
Sometimes, less is more! Everlane’s soft, powder pink dress is proof of that. Wear it with everything from suede sandals, to ballerina flats, and white sneakers.
The Embroidered Slip
It may be the middle of August, but we’re not giving up all our summer favorites just yet. Before the warmth ceases, wear Zara’s effortless, long slip dress with basket bags and kitten heels.
The Multicolored Knit
When in doubt, a DVF dress is the right choice. As the weather gets cooler, look to the Bea sweater dress. Cast from cozy wool, it features color-blocked panels at the sleeve and hemline.
The Striped Midi
The classic polo dress gets a fashion girl upgrade thanks to Proenza Schouler’s Solana dress. Show off the figure-skimming silhouette and puffy sleeves by pairing with laidback accessories, like simple wrap sandals and a minimalist shoulder bag.
The Artful Drape
Have a lavish event on the calendar? One that goes well into the evening? Khaite knows how to do all-hours elegance without sacrificing comfort. Case in point: the Meryl dress.
The Scarf-Detailed Midi
Scarf dressing isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Back once more for fall, the best part about this Staud dress is that you can detach it to switch up the look.
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The Bandana Dress
Minimalism doesn’t mean simplicity! Especially when it comes to this Ami dress. From the attached bandana to the Mother of Pearl buttons, this dress is maximalism for minimalists in every sense of the word.
The Fluid Maxi
Easy to style, and endlessly versatile, let Jean Paul Gaultier’s stretch satin maxidress become the item you lean on. It can be dressed up, or down, depending on the accessories.
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The Abstract Motif
Workweek ensembles don’t have to lack character. If anything, it’s the perfect time to rely on punchy pieces that require little effort to look complete. Altuzarra’s Claudia dress is both office-appropriate and super chic.
The Romantic Slip
Equal parts laidback and sultry, this modern stands out but doesn’t try too hard. Throw it on with a simple sandal for daytime, or wear it for date night with a strappy heel.
The Fringed Find
Looking to add a playful detail to your everyday ensembles? Fringe will do the trick! Transition this dress from The Elder Statesman into the new season by pairing it with knee-high boots, or a light layerable jacket.
The Embroidered Sundress
Made from breathable cotton, Sea’s Celia dress is designed with an allover broderie anglaise and sprinkled with embroidered flowers. Garden party, here we come!
The Vacation Dress
Preparing for a getaway this summer? You’ll need a plethora of easy, but statement-making, dresses that require little styling. Add this Johanna Ortiz dress to your lineup—it’s open back, cut-out sides, and airy cotton construction is perfect for beachside escapes.
The Crow-Favorite Mini
Dôen is known for their dresses, both maxi and mini, and this dress keeps selling out for a reason. Ideal for summertime, the design strikes all the right chords—lace trimmings, a relaxed silk-satin fabrication, and a scalloped hemline that’s both alluring and sweet.
The Sky Blue Maxi
Statement-making yet easy to style, Faithfull’s Aniela dress will carry you from summer event to summer event. Keep it simple with neutral-colored accessories, or add a bold pop with colorful extras.
The Runway Find
There’s no shortage of white dresses for summer—the categories span every style and occasion. For a runway-approved moment, pick up Miu Miu’s lace midi dress.
The Red Hot Collab
J.Crew and Rouje recently teamed up on a collection of pieces that bring a bit of New York to Paris, and a bit of Paris to New York! The Swoon dress captures both cities’ aesthetics perfectly, with flirty polka dots and a vintage-inspired slip silhouette.
The Paisley Midi
Rabanne’s shirtdress features panels of paisley motifs, crafted from stretch-jersey with an asymmetric hem, blouson sleeves for added volume, and a gathered bodice with silver-tone fastenings. Add silver jewelry to match the tones.
The Suede Halterneck
Softness meets structure in this halter for a tactical twist on classic cool. Wear it now with simple sandals, then straight into fall with tall boots.
The Flowing Dress
Ruffles bring movement, excitement, and a touch of whimsy. They also boast just enough detail for the minimalist. Add a basket bag, and you’re good to go.
The Checked Maxi Dress
Crafted from a neutral checked voile, this piece fits snugly through the body and then flares out into a billowy, asymmetric hem.
The Crinkled Maxi
Breezy, oversized, and full of texture, Zara’s dress will become your go-to for the next few weeks. Wear it in the city or take it on vacation—either way, you’ll fall in love with the crinkled effect.
The Reimagined Tulle
Soft and elegant, Toteme brings delicate tulle into the now with this oversized maxi dress. Its top semi-sheer layer is embroidered with the daintiest of florals.
The Printed Pick
For day parties, birthdays, and other special events, you can always count on Dries Van Noten to come through. Style this multicolored, printed dress with contrasting accessories.
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The Embroidered Kaftan
This dress can be a coverup for bikinis and chic one-piece swimsuits, or worn as a dress for a summer-in-the-city feel. Either way, it looks good with raffia bags, sun hats, flip-flops, and the unexpected mesh flats.
