Vogue has published its November edit of dresses for a range of occasions, from everyday wear and office outfits to weddings and evening events. The selection brings together styles chosen by the magazine’s editors and is updated every two weeks, according to the article. Vogue also notes that it may earn affiliate revenue from products featured in the roundup.
The edit identifies texture, color and fabric as defining elements in this month’s picks. Wool, velvet, jacquard and knitwear feature prominently, while the article points to Art Deco influences and drop-waist silhouettes as notable seasonal directions. It also highlights cummerbund details, traditionally associated with tuxedo dressing, appearing on feminine dress designs.
For cooler days, the recommendations include sweater dresses from Banana Republic and J.Crew, a ribbed knit from Simkhai, and a colorful Celine cashmere style. Vogue suggests pairing knit dresses with boots, hosiery or additional layers, depending on the look and weather.
The evening and occasionwear options range from a jacquard dress by Tory Burch and a velvet gown from Reformation’s collaboration with Alexa Chung to a strapless satin gown and a feather-embellished design by Loulou de Saison. The selection also includes dresses suited to weddings and other formal events from labels such as Khaite, Maria McManus and Tove.
Color is another focus, with rich purple, berry, red, chartreuse, olive and butter-yellow shades represented. The roundup also includes printed designs, such as a dress made from vintage scarves by Conner Ives, and a floral maxi from Banana Republic.
Among the more versatile choices are satin and slip dresses, a black dress with an asymmetric waist from Altuzarra, a pleated midi from & Other Stories, and a long-sleeved satin style described as suitable for both work and evening plans. Vogue’s edit also features several takes on the little black dress, from minimal short-sleeved designs to sculptural, off-the-shoulder styles.
Sources: Vogue.