With autumn just around the corner, I’ve already started looking for new knitwear. But very quickly, I ran into a dilemma: where can I find premium, high-quality knits without breaking the bank?

You see, as someone with luxury taste on a very high-street budget, I’m very particular about investing in jumpers and cardigans that prioritise elegant silhouettes, timeless colours and natural fibres that will keep me warm on the chilliest of days and, more importantly, last in my wardrobe for many years to come. Well, if you’ve also found yourself feeling the same way, never fear, because I’ve found that one particular high street hero has a premium knitwear selection that’s equally as expensive-looking as it is affordable. Enter Zara’s premium knitwear collection.

From timeless, elevated designs that will never go out of style to on-trend colours and patterns that feel fresh for 2026 , Zara’s current knitwear selection is filled with jumpers and cardigans that could easily pass as double their price tag. And the best part? Each and every piece sits well below the £100 mark that you’d usually find yourself paying for high-quality knitwear. So if you too are looking to bulk out your jumpers and cardigan collection ahead of autumn 2026 to wear with jeans, skirts and trousers alike, keep scrolling to discover the designer-passing Zara knitwear that I’m considering adding to my collection this season.

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Whether you fully embraced the subtlety of the quiet luxury era or patiently waited for maximalist palettes to return, there’s no denying that we can all appreciate the space it made for new names. With bold branding out of sight, focus shifted to composition and creation, and in particular, we saw a series of mid-range handbag brands come to the fore.

Glancing across the globe, Liffner is one such brand that has nestled into the forever wardrobes of tastemakers everywhere. And whilst vibrant shades and bold patterns gradually return, the infatuation with the brand’s intricately created pieces continues. Years after its release, stylish people are still carrying Liffner's Belted Bucket Bag.

True to its Scandinavian origins, the designs follow clean lines and minimal aesthetics, each with a distinctive twist that makes them identifiable to in-the-know insiders, while retaining the under-the-radar feel that makes them so coveted. The focus isn’t on a mass of styles, but a curated collection of totes, clutch bags and over-the-shoulder options that have been meticulously designed. Then the handful of exquisite designs are finished in a series of sleek colourways, textures and finishes to suit a variety of personal preferences.

Whilst some bags will rise in favour for just a season, Liffner's Belted Buckle Bag has held its place in the hearts (and wardrobes) of fashion people since its release in late 2024. As we ease into autumn once more, we're marking two years since the bag was first unveiled, but the new sightings continue to roll in.

It's easy to see why this bag has managed to outlast the moving trends. The single strap and spacious interior create a refined look that easily translates every single season, with a distinctive buckled strap cinching the silhouette and bringing a modern refresh to the classic form. The classic bucket silhouette is not only timeless but practical, whether you're filling the regular size with your daily essentials or have opted for the larger silhouette for all those last-minute additions. If you're looking for a bag that has all the hallmarks of a designer style, from the look to the construction, but without the matching price tag, you'll want to scroll on.

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When it comes to cult high-street handbags, COS knows a thing or two. The brand has built a reputation for creating elegant, expensive-looking bags that quietly appear in the new-in section, skyrocket in popularity and, inevitably, become almost impossible to get hold of. Case in point? The now-iconic Swing Crossbody, which all but broke the internet. True to form, COS has done it again. Enter the Trullo Flap Bag—the latest sell-out style fashion people can’t stop talking about.

From stylists and fashion editors to seemingly every influencer on my Instagram feed, the Trullo has quickly amassed a waiting list of thousands—and it’s easy to see why. Minimal yet distinctive, its clean flap design, supple finish and softly folded silhouette give it the understated polish of a far more expensive designer bag. There’s a little of The Row’s quiet minimalism, Balenciaga’s sculptural proportions and even Chanel’s timeless flap-bag appeal, all distilled into a decidedly COS price point.

It comes in two sizes: regular and oversized. The latter is particularly good for work, with enough room to comfortably accommodate a laptop without sacrificing its sleek silhouette. There are leather and rich brown suede iterations to choose from, but perhaps the most important detail of all? After becoming notoriously difficult to get hold of, the Trullo is finally back in stock.

If its previous sell-outs are anything to go by, I wouldn’t expect that to be the case for long. Keep scrolling to shop the COS Trullo Flap Bag before it disappears again.

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You could say it all started when the one and only Victoria Beckham sent a beautiful, rich cobalt-blue utility jacket down the SS26 runway. The fashion world (myself included) let out a unanimous gasp of joy over such an unexpected burst of colour. After years of beige, butter and brown taking centre stage, I think it made us all feel just a little bit alive again.

Fast-forward a few months and cobalt blue has gone from runway surprise to fully fledged fashion obsession. Cobalt-blue jackets quickly garnered a very stylish following throughout spring/summer, and now, as we head into autumn, they’ve cemented themselves as one of the season’s coolest outerwear trends. If you’re looking for a jacket that will instantly make your existing wardrobe feel fresher, this is it.

Victoria Beckham’s design has, unsurprisingly, sold out everywhere, but thankfully the high street and other luxury retailers have been busy creating their own takes on the trend. And there are some very good ones landing for the new season.

I've already invested heavily. I've been wearing this Arket style on repeat since spring.

Whether your style leans more utilitarian (see Arket, Bhoem and LF Markey), you’re tempted by a luxurious suede number (Zara has done it again) or you prefer the sporty appeal of a technical bomber (influencers are already going wild over this Nobody's Child one), there’s a cobalt-blue jacket out there for you.

So, if you’re ready to inject a little colour into your autumn wardrobe, I’ve scoured the new-season drops to bring you the best cobalt-blue jackets worth knowing (and shopping) now.

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The seasonal shift is underway, and my wardrobe is ready for a reset. In part, that means unpacking my treasured cold-weather pieces that have been stored away for the past few months, waiting for the mercury to drop so that they can return to their place of place. Alongside, there are a few gaps where great pieces should be, and with my new season intentions set clearly to elegance and timelessness, I’ve turned to H&M to add a few expensive-looking pieces to my autumn wardrobe.

During one of my daily scrolls through the new-in section of H&M, I discovered that a wave of autumn buys had arrived, and nestled between the staples was a series of standout pieces that look at least triple their actual price. Outerwear has swiftly returned as the cooler days roll in, and H&M is bringing refined detailing to affordable buys to make them appear as premium buys even when they fit comfortably into our budget. Now that it's time to layer up, knitwear has returned, and H&M has brought back a few of its most iconic styles, like the Cashmere-Blend Jumper that sells out every year, as well as some new refined additions like the Oversized Wool Jumper currently sitting in my basket.

If you're currently bolstering your capsule wardrobe, take a peek at the series of sleek tailoring found across the new collection. Perfectly draped trousers come in understated shades to add to the refined feel, and pretty blouses with intricate detailing are ready to be mixed and matched with jeans and skirts throughout the coming months. Whether you're building your autumn wardrobe from scratch or simply looking for one or two new additions to make your outfits look that much more chic, you'll want to scroll on to explore the most expensive-looking buys in the H&M autumn collection.

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September has welcomed the new season, and already we've been greeted by a series of damp days, cool mornings and grey skies. Naturally, it's time to shift out of summer mode and turn our attention to autumn dressing.

Right now, many of us are compiling our new season wardrobes, searching for those staple pieces that feel elevated yet understated, ready to be the centre of an outfit (yes, I believe a great pair of jeans can be a head-turner) or a backdrop for trending pieces to be layered upon. And three brands that always excel in elevated wardrobe updates at more affordable prices are Zara, COS and H&M.

Heading into the new season, my style goals are set. I want to look polished and put-together, but with as little effort as possible. If that sounds similar to your own goals, then this edit should prove incredibly helpful. Creating refined looks with little thought comes down to refined design details, from silhouette to rich colour palettes. Right now, the autumn staples I already own are sitting in pride of place, but now I'm searching for a few new additions to make these staples feel fresh and sleek, and the new high street collections are making it easy.

Looking to Zara, H&M and COS, they've clearly heard our request. At Zara, finer details are making timeless buys look incredibly refined, from the cut of a jacket to the intricate embroidery of a long-sleeved blouse (and I've found one which is sure to sell out momentarily). At COS, signatures of the brand have returned, from its beloved knitwear with contemporary accents like funnel-neck designs to smart coats with a timeless appeal and, as always, exquisite tailoring. Finally, H&M rounds off the high street trifecta with a smattering of cosy knits in rich-looking shades and staple denim which will earn their keep in our wardrobes for many seasons to come.

Consider this edit your autumn capsule wardrobe, but with contemporary details and design twists that make each feel instantly polished. As the best pieces tend to move fast, scroll on to explore the elegant autumn wardrobe updates I'm snapping up from Zara, H&M and COS.

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Anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm the true definition of a minimalist. It’s all well and good to have the latest trending piece, but I maintain that looking expensive and intentional will always lie in the finer details. I'd personally describe my style as easy yet polished elegance—focusing on classic yet versatile basics that can be dressed down for the office and then taken seamlessly into the evening with just a few simple wardrobe swaps. And the most recent staple that I invested in falls into this category with ease. Enter the waisted blazer.

I recently bought H&M’s waisted blazer (£43) ahead of the autumn season, and it’s earned me endless compliments ever since. And believe me when I say I plan to get my money's worth in wear from it. Whether I'm heading to venues in the west of the city to discover niche, up-and-coming designers at the upcoming London Fashion Week, or heading out to a dinner with friends, I'm planning to pull this classy staple out to wear with jeans, skirts and tailored trousers alike this season.

Defined by its fitted silhouette around the waistline and flaring into a looser hemline, waisted blazers perfectly balance timeless elegance with an elevated twist that feels fresh for autumn 2026. And the best part? Whether you prefer a trusty high-street hero or are looking for a more luxurious investment, this autumnal staple looks expensive at any and every price point.

Below, I’ve rounded up the best waisted blazers to invest in for autumn 2026 and beyond, to suit every style and budget.

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Every August, there's a point when I mentally check out of summer. The linen dresses I couldn't get enough of in June suddenly feel a little tired, sandals have lost their appeal, and I find myself thinking almost exclusively about what I'll wear once the temperature finally drops. Autumn fashion has that effect on me. Maybe it's the return of actual layering or the promise of a really great coat, but no season makes me want to shop quite like this one.

This year, though, I'm less interested in the broad-stroke trends we've been talking about since the autumn/winter collections first came down the runways. I already know the overarching mood of the season. What I want to know now is far more specific: Which exact pieces are about to become the pieces?

You know the ones. They're not necessarily the loudest thing on the runway, nor are they attached to the biggest logo. Instead, they start quietly appearing in the wardrobes of the people whose style I pay closest attention to—the editors, buyers, stylists, and industry insiders who somehow manage to get six months ahead of everyone else.

After months of looking at the autumn/winter 2026 collections, keeping tabs on new-season arrivals, and taking mental notes on what fashion people are already gravitating toward, I have a pretty good idea of which pieces are headed in that direction. Some are fresh arrivals from fashion's biggest luxury houses; others are hyperspecific interpretations of trends that feel poised to eclipse the category altogether. Either way, these aren't simply things I think will be popular. They're the eight items I suspect we'll look back on as the pieces that defined autumn 2026, and if my instincts are right, you're about to see them everywhere.

These 8 Highly Specific It Items Will Be Everywhere This Autumn

1. Khaite Croc-Embossed Leather Jacket

Style notes: Leave it to Khaite to make me rethink the leather jacket. The croc-embossed style from its A/W 26 runway feels glossy, expensive, and just unusual enough to become the season's ultimate investment piece.

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2. Tory Burch Beaded Pumps

Style notes: Fashion people have been obsessing over Tory Burch's beaded pumps since they first appeared on the S/S 26 runway, and now, they're finally available to buy. They're quirky, pretty, and exactly the kind of offbeat shoes that the brand does so well.

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3. Celine Jazz Flats

Style notes: Jazz flats are everywhere right now, but Celine's white pair might be my favourite interpretation yet. They're sleek and unexpected and make the ballet flats we've been wearing for years suddenly feel a little too obvious.

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4. Atelier Jéa Tassel Cummerbund

Style notes: Sometimes, all an outfit needs is one strange styling piece, and Atelier Jéa's tassel cummerbund is exactly that. Throw it over a simple dress, blazer, or button-down, and suddenly, the entire look feels infinitely more considered.

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5. GiaBorghini Renata Pumps

Style notes: GiaBorghini's Renata pumps have an old-world, almost Venetian romance to them that feels refreshing right now. They're whimsical without being overly sweet—the kind of shoes that make even a very simple outfit interesting.

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6. Evening Pouch

Style notes: The coolest bag for autumn might not have a recognisable shape or even a handle. Silk, satin, and velvet evening pouches, with or without a dramatic tassel, have that quiet, slightly eccentric elegance that makes them feel far chicer than another structured It bag.

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7. Omega Speedmaster 38

Style notes: While timepieces have trended in ultra-minimal, teenie-tiny faces for quite some time now, this fall is promising a newer style: a smaller, yet more normal-sized watch face for many luxury brands. Fashion people have been whispering about Omega's new piece into the market, the more subtle, sleeker Speedmaster 38 watch. After seeing the timepiece in person, I understand what the hype is all about.

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8. Underwater Weaving Studio Basket Bag

Style notes: If Jane Birkin were carrying a basket bag in 2026, I'd like to think it would be this one. Underwater Weaving Studio is still decidedly under the radar, which only makes its beautifully handmade-looking bags feel cooler.

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I spend a considerable amount of time trying to predict what the next “It” item will be. Naturally, as the temperatures begin to drop, knitwear is firmly on my mind, and the hunt for autumn’s next cult jumper has officially commenced. The style I’m putting my money on this season? COS’s Layered V-Neck Jumper.

The moment it appeared in the new-in section, it was an immediate add-to-basket situation. I’ve been in the game long enough to know that COS knitwear rarely sticks around for long, but this particular jumper has an added point of interest that sets it apart from the sea of otherwise simple knits. Crafted from soft merino wool, the brown version features a classic V-neckline layered over a contrasting flash of red, creating the effect of two perfectly coordinated knits without any of the bulk. It also comes in a violet colourway, which plays with tonal layering for a subtler take on the same idea.

It’s exactly the kind of piece I want to wear at this point in the season: interesting enough to make a simple outfit feel considered, but understated enough to become a genuine wardrobe staple. I’m pairing mine with dark-indigo straight-leg jeans and loafers now, before swapping in tailored trousers and a long wool coat when the temperatures really start to dip. And, if COS’s previous cult knits are anything to go by, I have a feeling this one won’t stay under the radar—or in stock—for long.

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Miranda Priestly may have had a bee in her bonnet when it came to florals for spring, but we'd argue that white jeans can feel similarly predictable. Of course, that doesn't stop us reaching for them weekly the moment warmer weather starts to creep in, but it does tempt us to think slightly more outside the box when it comes to our lighter denim. And, in the same way it works so perfectly for that transitional period between spring and summer, we stand firm in the belief that white jeans can be just as reliable as we transition out of summer and towards autumn.

Essentially, if you also feel like suddenly switching your swimwear for scarves feels a bit like jumping off a cliff, white jeans are your parachute. But as they guide us through this cooler weather towards the puffer-coat-peak of winter, how are we styling our white denim in a way that feels seasonally appropriate?

Keep scrolling to soak up the 8 ways that some of our favourite fashion people make their white jeans work for autumn and shop our edit of the coolest combinations.

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1. Plaid Shirts and Headscarves

Style notes: Plaid shirts have long been an autumn staple, but to make them feel fresh this season we're forecasting a lot of clever layering. Whether worn open atop a long-sleeve tee, visible from beneath the collar of your favourite crew-neck knit or tied around your waist and peeking out from below your favourite transitional jacket, there are so many ways to wear your checks this season that isn't just buttoning up. Paired with summer's favourite headscarf, the bandana (which has also had a seasonal update via cosy cashmeres), this might just be our favourite transitional outfit formula.

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2. Brown Leather and Fringing

Style notes: Rich brown hues are to autumn what pastels are to spring, but so often we pair them with similarly dark shades; whether that be blacks, deep indigo denim or complimenting browns. In favour of shunning the obvious right now, however, we're very into the concept of pairing our browns (particularly our bulky brown leathers and seasonal fringing) with contrasting light, bright pieces. White denim and white t-shirts are our first port of call, and with so many great fringed jackets around right now we reckon we could make this look work for just about any occasion.

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3. Waist Scarves and Loafers

Style notes: ICYMIl this summer, one of the biggest accessory trends was the versatile silk scarf, often wrapped around some very well-dressed waists. From swimwear cover-up to zhuzhing a simple midi dress, there's no doubt that it has been the go-to styling hack for most of our favourite fashion people, but what do we do when the weather forces us to swap our bikinis for blazers and our jorts for jeans? Well. apparently we do the exact same thing, and tie a scarf around things. Paired with your favourite loafers, it's autumnal dressing with the joy of summer.

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4. Matching Jackets and Textural Bags

Style notes: Who doesn't love a Canadian tuxedo? While Justin and Britney may have championed the blue denim iteration, right now some of our favourite fashion people are leaning into white denim for a more impactful take. A great way to stretch your white jeans from summer into autumn, we recommend pairing the look with a heavier-duty, textural bag as opposed to anything delicate or pastel that could see things lean into fair-weather territory. It'll help to ground the look for the new season.

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5. Neutral Layers and Contrasting Textures

Style notes: When we think of wardrobe neutrals, it can be all too easy to fall into the trap of thinking tonally. But why should a biscuit base mean beige everything else? Dressing neutrally is all about avoiding anything too garish or stand-out, but it certainly needn't be boring. Mixing your biscuits with soft greys, charcoals, whites, blacks and navies—even adding texture via a muted plaid or cosy cashmere—is a great way to add interest and depth to a neutral look without sacrificing that chic simplicity.

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6. Leather Jackets and Deck Shoes

Style notes: Heavy duty leather jackets are such an easy way to transition a look for autumn, but have you ever considered pairing yours with white denim and deck shoes? It might seem like something of a contradiction, but there's something about top-and-tailing your look with traditionally juxtaposing themes that gives it a bit of an edge. A perfect formula to trial as we move into the new season, we recommend slouchier fits over more fitted pieces to make the sartorial conflict feel more authentic and less jarring.

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7. Bold Knits and High Necks

Style notes: Did someone say sweater weather? We love nothing more than its arrival, but all too often we fall into the trap of getting too invested too soon and end up sweating it out in our chunky navy knits before it's even hit midday. Instead it's wise to keep things light while the weather continues to change its mind, and opt for knits that are bold in colour rather than texture. Think thinner weaves, statement shades and flattering crew necks to complement the classic, preppy feel of a white jean.

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8. Olive Trenches and Sneakers

Style notes: Trench coats might just be one of the most exciting wardrobe switches once autumn arrives, and there are very few outfits that wouldn't be elevated by one. With white denim, though, the more traditional camel colour can feel a bit too predictable and neat. Instead, opt for soft olives and warm khakis to offset the jeans, and ditch the boots in favour of a sporty slimline trainer to relax the look.

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With September’s arrival has come a swift turn in the weather. The bright skies may still be making an occasional appearance, but the steady drop in temperatures and arrival of soft showers have encouraged layering back into our wardrobes. As we navigate the seasonal switchover, I like to start with the basics, and as a great autumn jacket can make an outfit, that’s exactly where I’m starting.

Whether we’ve carefully curated an outfit or quickly thrown on the closest T-shirt and jeans, having a sleek jacket in tow can always give the illusion of effortless elegance. And with the new autumn collections here, we’re spoilt for choice with excellent outerwear options this season. As autumn brings its own set of exciting plans to our calendars, you don’t want to spend your time scrolling through the new-in sections, so I’ve spent hours scouring all the new arrivals to bring you the best jackets for autumn 2026.

If there’s a gap in your jacket lineup, you’re sure to find something to suit your style below. For autumn 2026, the signature styles have returned, and within them, finer details are allowing dressers to express their personal style. Leather jackets are back to ground our outfits, whether you’re drawn to the structured forms at Róhe or the relaxed lines at House of Dagmar. The damper days have welcomed back the cropped trench coat, blending practicality and design, which continues to outlast moving trends.

After months of cotton and linen, autumn invites us to play with textures again, and this season we’re welcoming back the supple finish of suede and the insulating properties of wool. If staying warm is at the top of your list, I’ve found a series of refined teddy jackets, ready to take on the sudden drop in temperatures whilst also bringing a tactile finish. Last but far from least, the sporty technical jacket has returned, and alongside the neutrals that appear each season is a series of playful shades ready to inject joy into our off-duty looks.

With the weather already cooling, let’s jump straight into the best jackets for autumn 2026.

1. Leather Jacket

2. Cropped Trench

3. Suede Jacket

4. Technical Jacket

5. Wool Jacket

6. Bomber Jacket

7. Teddy Jacket

A steady shift is occurring, guiding us gently into the autumn months. Whilst there may be an unpredictably hot day here or there, the first days of the new month have given us a preview of cooler temperatures, grey skies and the soft September breeze. In turn, it's time to pack away our lightest dresses and trusted sandals, swapping them out for our reliable autumn buys. In the midst of setting aside my swimwear and shorts, I brought my cold-weather staples out of storage and figured now was the best time to share with you the most worthwhile autumn trends that you'll unbox every single year.

As a shopping editor with almost a decade of experience, I've watched plenty of trend cycles come and go. That's not to say they weren't fun while they lasted, but it means I've had a front-row view of the pieces that have withstood it all. As we welcome back the styling possibilities that come with layering and adjust our colour palettes to suit the new mood, autumn feels like the perfect time to get our capsule wardrobes in order and decipher the smart buys of the season. Now, I've done the hard work for you.

With shifting temperatures, the return of light showers and leaf-clad streets, practicality is just as important as form for the coming months. Heading into autumn, it's the most hardworking styles that become the key pieces of the season. Think the Burberry trench coat, a long-term staple in so many great wardrobes as it blends style and substance, or the return of spacious tote bags as our everyday essentials expand to include an umbrella, a soft scarf and sunglasses, as the British weather can often show the full extent of its capabilities in a single day. The days of slipping on open-toed shoes are mostly left behind us, as loafers, ballet flats and boots bring a sturdier finish to autumnal strolls.

In curating this edit of the best luxury autumn buys, I wanted to bring together a series of proven icons as well as new arrivals that have all the markers of a timeless buy and are sure to prove themselves over the coming years. You'll find well-known It buys like Agolde's Pinch Waist jeans and Toteme's summer jacket alongside recent arrivals from The Row and Róhe, which are already making their way into the chicest wardrobes around. With a focus on enduring design, high-quality compositions and intricate construction, these pieces will bring a luxurious edge to autumn dressing, even if just one or two pieces are paired with more affordable buys.

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There are certain dress trends that come back every summer like clockwork—white cotton dresses, slinky slips, breezy maxis—but this year, fashion people have made room for something a little sweeter. Enter the babydoll dress. After having a major moment this spring and early summer, the playful, slightly nostalgic silhouette is sticking around for late summer, and frankly, it might be one of the easiest dresses to wear right now.

It makes sense that the style has found fans across both Gen Z and millennials. With its flirty hemline, floaty shape, and decidedly ’60s-meets-’90s energy, the babydoll dress feels fun without requiring much actual styling. Throw one on with ballet flats and a shoulder bag for something polished, or add flip-flops and sunglasses when it’s simply too hot to think about an outfit. Unlike some of summer’s more fleeting dress trends, this one has plenty of mileage left once temperatures start to drop. Come fall, add knee-high boots and layer a chunky cardigan or oversized sweater on top, and suddenly your summery mini has an entirely different personality.

That endless styling potential is exactly what makes the babydoll dress worth paying attention to now. Keep scrolling to see how fashion people are wearing babydoll dresses now, then shop the best styles to carry you from the final hot days of summer straight into fall.

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