I Combed Through All 4804 Dresses at Mango, Zara, Shopbop—These 25 Are Killer

While white dresses may feel summery to you, challenge yourself to style these bright pieces with autumnal separates—like a multicolor cardigan, socks, and loafers—to make it work for autumn.

Did someone say party dress? The lace trim on this light lime green dress gives off a boudoir-inspired aesthetic that's alluring and versatile.

On a recent trip to London, I was informed by a group of locals that there is an entire Instagram account devoted to spotting this polka-dot dress out in the world. If you care to take a peek, check out @hot4thespot.

Dresses in unexpected textures, like this khaki poplin beauty, are especially exciting to experiment with for fall. I love how it looks layered over a pair of baggy jeans.

Once autumn rolls around, dark-wash denim in cute '70s silhouettes—like this button-front dress—feels especially fitting. Style with a pair of tall leather boots.

The sweaterdress gets an Olsen-esque update by way of this luxe-looking number.

Give your wardrobe a pinch of bohemian flair with a paisley-print dress. It goes well with leather accessories and wooden jewelry, by the way.

Have you ever seen such a glorious shade of green? 

Translate your floral dresses to fall by wearing them with moody footwear, like utilitarian boots or monk-strap flats.

If feeling like you're wearing a cozy blanket around your body all day sounds appealing, add to cart.

Behold the most perfect fall wedding guest dress!

Transition to cooler temperatures and cozier color palettes with this neutral-hued patchwork dress.

A long-sleeve printed midi dress looks perfect when accessorized with taller boots.

Go for ruching details this fall for an unexpected approach to romance.

This super-simple slip dress is giving me major Kate Moss '90s vibes. I'd wear this piece of minimal perfection with a pair of low-heel strappy sandals for an evening out.

The tie-dye trend lives on but in a slightly more nuanced way.

I dream of sleeves as puffilicious as these (yes, that's a word).

If you tend to opt for a mini hemline but want something that feels more appropriate for fall, go for a long-sleeve floral situation like this floral dress.

Why wear one print when you can wear two and look twice as stylish? Seems like a no-brainer…

Introduce velvet to your wardrobe with a dress in a super-bright color, like this sky blue iteration.

Everything from the voluminous sleeves to the corset detailing to the cinched waistline makes this little black dress something major to talk about.

You can't go wrong with a floor-length dress in floral pattern; try wearing yours with contrast-print shoes for a cool combination.

Yet another glorious fall wedding guest dress option.

The different panels of plaid—contrasted by the pop of brown—make this new arrival from Zara look far more expensive than it actually is.