This $43 Dress Will Make Your Winter Wardrobe
A few months ago, I pegged the sweaterdress (or knit dress) as one of fall’s biggest dress trends, largely due to the overwhelming exposure of one Jacquemus collection dress that truly took over not only Paris Fashion Week but Instagram and street style as well. What does that have to do with this story? Well, if you invested in one at the time, I’m pleased to announce that the dress style is still gaining traction winter, not only from a trend standpoint but in terms of functionality as well. After all, there aren't many dresses you can really get away with in the coldest season of the year.
If you didn’t hop on the sweaterdress bandwagon just yet, I’m also pleased to announce that today is your lucky day. Naturally, as we do with all major trends and important essentials, we have our very own version in our Who What Wear collection for Target, retailing at a shocking under-$50 price point. Featuring long sleeves, a midi length, and two color options (black and a multi stripe), the dress is perfect for anything from work to events to a cozy night in with friends. To see how some of our favorite Instagram girls are wearing the style, then of course to shop ours, just keep scrolling.
This color combo is easy to style with all your favorite neutral pieces.
Consider adding pops of color such as red to your look, as seen in Lou Lou de Saison's handbag and heels.
This easy outfit is ideal for the office.
Naturally, this classic dress style is perfect with a classic bag shape.
Staying-in-outfit goals.
Take note: Printed pieces make your beauty selfies more eye-catching too.
Looking for a good photo opp? Find a friend and twin it up.
A cool California winter look if I've ever seen one.
Sweater + sweaterdress = peak cozy.
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Also available in more sizes.
Up next? How to conquer the rest of your winter weddings for less than $100.
Since starting as an intern back in 2013, Nicole Akhtarzad Eshaghpour has held several roles here at Who What Wear, and she is currently Editor-at-Large. It was a less expected route, seeing as she was graduating from business school at USC when this all began, but it has turned out to be the best one for her. Fast-forward to 2024, and she's moved to NYC from her hometown of Beverly Hills and spends her workdays a little differently from when she was an intern starting out. Currently, she focuses on a weekly mélange of shopping content. As far as her personal style goes, she's largely drawn to classic pieces and neutral basics but will always make an exception for something colorful, printed, or bejeweled as long as it's deemed worthy enough. After all, the only thing she loves more than a good party is dressing up for one. On weekdays, she can usually be found at home eating something delicious for dinner and trying to force her husband to watch Summer House.
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