Fall officially starts in a couple of weeks, and I've already started to shift to an autumn state of mind. That goes for my wardrobe too. The summer dresses are being moved to the back of my closet, and I've been welcoming in chic new styles. Fall dresses, in particular, are on my mind—mostly because I've spotted so many gorgeous new arrivals in the past few weeks that have captured my attention. Many of these dresses hit on the biggest fall/winter 2026 runway trends. Think sumptuous colors—such as regal purple, olive green, and burgundy—free-flowing silk, dramatic draping, fresh takes on plaid, and figure-flattering knitted styles. There's something for every occasion on your fall schedule.
Keep scrolling to see the fall dresses I'm eyeing, and shop them before everyone else!
Embroidery and fringe hit on some of fall's biggest trends. Something tells me this Zara find won't stay in stock for long.
A sumptuous suede dress that will incite all the compliments.
Just add black knee-high boots for an elegant fall look.
My kind of plaid dress.
A dress you can easily dress up or down that's so good for the price.
A boatneck always adds sophistication.
Perfect for a chic soirée.
From the boardroom to bar in one fell swoop.
Plaid plus lace equals one chic combo.
So pretty!
Love the tie detail here.
For every fall occasion.
Very into the zip detail here.
Cozy vibes.
Lean into this season's purple color trend.
A cool denim dress always feels right for fall.
For your upcoming holiday parties.
The subtle twist detail and draping make it feel extra special.
The only slip dress you'll need this season—obsessed!
Okay, gorgeous.
It's giving cool '70s vibes, and I'm here for it.
Fall wedding, anyone?
When you want to look chic in cold temps, this is the dress to reach for.
For drinks, dinners, parties—you name it.
This pretty plaid dress is selling out fast.
Luxe looking.
Very into all the gorgeous draped dresses this fall.
For that summer-to-fall transition.
No one will believe it's under $80.
Effortlessly cool.
This color!
Just add a dirty martini.