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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. October is here, calling for wardrobe reshuffles and a fresh look at the fall trends defining the season. Based on this month's standout finds, the key elements are texture, color, and fabric.
Art Deco influence appeared throughout the runway—lean into the trend with Kallmeyer’s Ivette dress. It’s also the season for autumnal textures in wool, velvet, and knits. Satin dresses from Tove and Banana Republic make for elegant options for evening occasions.
J.Crew’s beloved rollneck sweater is now available as a dress, making it an easy go-to. And for all fall weddings and holiday festivities on the horizon, there are simply too many good options—from Brandon Maxwell to Loulou de Saison—that will make you the best dressed guest. Whether you’re shopping for new essentials, vacation, or a destination wedding, these are October’s best dresses.
The Strapless Gown Weddings or galas on the horizon? This strapless satin gown—as seen on supermodel Karlie Kloss, who wore it earlier this year for Taylor Swift’s wedding—works for either occasion. The Midnight Blue Maxi Minimal, elegant, and endlessly versatile, this long-sleeved satin number is the kind of wardrobe staple that moves easily from desk job to after-hours plans.
Dress it up with pumps or keep things understated with a flat—it looks sophisticated however your style it. The Art Deco-Inspired Kallmeyer’s Ivette dress is easily one of the season’s most talked-about dresses. With Art Deco influences leading the trend conversation, its embellished design feels especially on-trend.
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