A sweater dress is a fall staple, especially when the sweater dress in question has a turtleneck and a subtle ribbed texture that'll work with anything from knee-high boots to high-top sneakers.
You don't have to fully retire sleeveless dresses come September, just switch up the fabric to something that'll keep you a little warmer. This knit option hits just below the knee; wear it with tall boots for a timeless look.
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Simple and sleek, this long black number has just enough details (the side slit! the deep v-neck!) to keep it fresh.
If you're the kind of person who prioritizes versatility in your wardrobe, you need this dress. Not only is the ribbed fabric super soft, but between structured blazers and cropped bomber jackets, there's no end to the many (many!) ways you'll be able to style this.
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Credit: Future Collective with Reese Blutstein A silky slip is an essential for all seasons: Wear this simple version with your chunkiest knits to stay toasty.
Combining two of our favorite fall staples, denim and button-downs, this shirtdress is a must-buy.
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With its mini length, we love this fresh take on plaid that'll look just as good with chunky mules as it will with tall suede boots.
One word: pockets. This burgundy plaid style is just as functional as it is stylish.
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Go ahead, skip the whole no-white-after-Labor-Day thing. This seriously chic high-necked dress makes it worth bending the rules.
Credit: Future Collective™ with Reese Blutstein This autumn-appropriate v-neck style is just as cozy as your favorite loungewear. Wear it to WFH on those days when you have on-camera meetings.
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Get a head start on your Thanksgiving look by picking up this affordable mini. Between the earthy palette and ruched detailing, you'll be glad you scooped it up early.
If this fall marks your return to an in-person office, treat your work wardrobe to a few new additions that will fit the dress code but not look boring. This olive green shirt dress, which can be worn under a blazer or even unbuttoned as an external layer, is a great place to start.
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Made from faux leather that's surprisingly lightweight, we predict this versatile mini will be in heavy rotation for many upcoming nights out.
If you have a fall wedding you're scrambling to find a dress for, consider this elegant midi and pair it with your favorite strappy heels for an easy ensemble.
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Available in the color of the season, this pumpkin-hued slip dress ticks all the boxes if you're looking for something a lil dressier.
Our idea of perfect pregnancy style: Anything stretchy that still looks put-together. This chocolate-colored ribbed dress is definitely up for the job.
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The best way to bring your Barbiecore mania into fall: Drop the hemline, add puffy sleeves, and use your fuchsia midi to get you through the incoming grey days.
Florals for spring may no longer be groundbreaking—but who says they can't work for fall, too? Just swap out bright colors for muted tones and choose a longer hemline.
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We're all for the plush velvet feel of this mauve bodycon, which is fancy enough to see you right through all your holiday parties.
Credit: Future Collective™ with Reese Blutstein This ultra-chic mid-length knit design comes in black as well as this pretty lilac and can be layered with a cozy cardi on top or a tissue turtleneck underneath.
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