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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. And since there really is no bad time of year to invest in one, we’ve put together an edit of our favorite dresses you can shop this month. Check back every month for a new selection of styles, handpicked by Vogue.
A new month brings many things, one of them being Vogue’s latest dress edit, which has everything you need to effortlessly streamline your style and start the month off on the right sartorial note. Our favorite new arrivals in the category are all perfect for right now. February’s Dress Edit has epic prints, slinky, after-dark dresses, and of course, really good midi-length styles you can wear on repeat. Highlights include Dôen’s velvet cap-sleeved midi in a romantic rose print and Saint Laurent’s polka-dotted mini—just add knee-high boots or tights and heeled sandals. There are also plenty of styles that speak to the spring 2024 trends. Shop all of the best dresses February has to offer, below.
All-over pleats lend an easy elegance to this long-sleeve teal midi. Finish off with silver-tone jewelry for a sharp, minimalist look.
long sleeve rib flare dress
A Jackson Pollock-esque print gives edge to this otherwise simple silhouette from Raey. Tall leather boots and gold earrings complete the ensemble.
long sleeve printed maxi dress
Another day, another fabulous Joseph dress—this one with a trompe l’oeil pleated skirt that the high-powered art gallery director will surely appreciate.
Róhe’s clean-cut satin maxi, with its delicate, cascading straps, is what spring dressing dreams are made of.
Tulle, ruching, and tiny polka dots? The perfect minidress truly does exist—just add knee-high boots or tights and heeled sandals.
ruched polka-dot tulle mini dress
Gauzy and ethereal, Beare Park’s asymmetric maxi brings casual romance to evening attire. Pair with soft, suede flats for a lady-of-the-manor vibe while you tune into the season premiere of Feud.
It’s Monday morning and you have nothing to wear to your 9 AM meeting. Oh, wait—now you do!
Fitted at the waist for structure, Staud’s take on the shirtdress is as polished as it nonchalant—a choice work-to-weekend pick.
From the pastiche-like animal print to the red and white contrasting trims, this silk Victoria Beckham maxi is high up on Vogue’s global head of fashion network, Virginia Smith’s fashion month wish list.
Date night on the books? This is certainly one way to say “I love you.”
After-hours details, like airy mesh draping, make this slinky black dress stand out.
Are you thinking florals for spring? Because we definitely are.
Blame it on Willy Wonka (or Valentine’s Day!), but there’s no escaping the chocolate brown trend. Try it for yourself with this simple slip from Zara, which works well under a blazer or oversized mohair knit.
Calling all denim lovers: J.Crew’s tie-waist midi feels like the old-school shirtdress you wish your mom kept—equal parts vintage nostalgia and contemporary utility.
Shop our favorite styles from January 2024.
Taking a step in a different direction from their signature colorful sun-ready dresses, Tove’s latest frock from the label’s Resort 2024 collection leaves us with a modern monochrome print perfect for right now and transitional wardrobing.
June asymmetric printed maxi dress
Here, Altuzarra’s 2024 version of the dip-dyed dress is a welcomed update to the classic shirt dress silhouette. Just add leather knee-high boots.
Claudia tie-dyed maxi shirt dress
It’s no wonder Ganni’s assortment of easy, breezy midi’s are the kind of silhouettes we return to for day dressing; this one has a lovely square neckline.
While often associated with the warmer months, we’d argue the white poplin dress is just as much an all-year-round wardrobe staple. Layer a long sleeve beneath or blazer over the top now, and wear as is later; just swap for seasonally appropriate footwear.
A soft draped jersey midi in a refreshing seasonal blue shade spotted all over the Spring 2024 runways—sorry LBDs!
Calling party hosters, brides-to-be, or dinner partygoers! Simkhai’s sweeping pleated maxi is a lovely choice for winter or spring soirees, with an understated elegance provided by its drop waist long-sleeve silhouette.
Another Tomorrow’s sleeveless turtleneck midi mixes professionalism and power dressing in one–corporate to cocktails anyone?
Subtle details like contrast stitching and wide cuffs take H&M’s shirt dress from good to great.
Your favorite striped turtleneck, now in dress form.
If you thought shirt dresses were too serious, allow this graphic number from Bite Studios to convince you otherwise. The point collar, slit cuffs, and keyhole cutout take it to a whole other level.
Contrast trim adds visual intrigue to this classic silhouette—a perfect pre-spring dress if we ever did see one.
You might not own the Rothko painting (yet!), but you can own this color-blocked dress. A long pendant and dramatic earrings complete the look.
Is it a coat? A dress? A poncho? It’s all of the above and we absolutely love it.
With plenty of winter-to-spring styling potential, consider this flowy dress from Proenza Schouler an excellent addition to a minimalist wardrobe.
Popcorn-like fabrics that stretch and conform to the body are the perfect base for letting other statement pieces—be it a cropped jacket, bold jewelry, or embellished flats—shine.
Box pleating, reminiscent of vintage Alaïa, gives this cashmere dress plenty of movement without compromising on arguably the most important thing: warmth.
Whether you save it for spring or have a warm-weather getaway planned, you’ll love having this artful floral dress on hand for the occasion.
Mixing femininity with edge, Sea’s wrap dress gets a contemporary finish with croc-embossed faux leather. The adjustable waist tie (and roomy pockets for snacks!) is just a bonus.
Winter velvet, but with an eye for spring. You’ll love the pop of color this Jil Sander dress brings to your vitamin D-deficient wardrobe.
crushed velvet long-sleeve maxi dress
Yet again, Staud delivers with a versatile ribbed-knit dress that can be dressed up or down. Our first outfit idea? Black boots and swaddling faux fur coat.
Only one move is required for a checkmate—and that’s buying the dress.
Straight off the runway, there’s much to love about this dress, from the long slit sleeves to fitted waist and big chunky collar, which can convert into a snood—no doubling up on winter layers needed!
A.W.A.K.E. Mode
Cute but still work-appropriate, Reformation’s collared mini would look great with semi-sheer tights and knee-high boots—in leather or suede, there’s no going wrong!
Shop our favorite styles from December 2023.
Your new 9-to-9 dress, thanks to a perfectly fitted bodice and flowy skirt.
If you’re going for sparkle, might as well do it in dazzling Michael Kors—just add a boyfriend blazer à la Amal Clooney. Who knows… you might just find your own George under the mistletoe!
Bows! Puff sleeves! A ruffled collar! The only thing missing from this picture is you in it.
Vince’s velvet slip is three of our favorite things: easy to style, soft to the touch, and wearable long beyond the first midnight of the new year.
Nothing like personal space-commanding sleeves to help you make a beeline for the bar.
A cheeky wink at sequin dressing.
Delicate and dreamy, Altuzarra’s Lola dress features a banded waist and all-over polkadot tulle—a choice pick for a night at the ballet.
Torn between separates and a mini? Themis would say a blazer dress strikes the right balance.
Chelsea long sleeve blazer dress
Sequins can be laid-back, as evidenced by the simplicity of this floor-skimming tank dress.
Heavyweight satin, arched cuffs with the sweetest buttons, and a sharp, low-cut neckline make Khaite’s Tate dress a party circuit must-have.
Few do graphics quite like JJ Martin’s LaDoubleJ.
Can’t wait for part two of The Crown? This brocade floral dress might fill the Windsor Castle-shaped hole in your life (or at least, wardrobe) until the finale premieres on December 14.
Gold Sequin Tassel Skirt Bell sleeves and monochromatic color-blocking get a big yes from us every time.