2024 is shaping up to be a great year for fashion, especially when it comes to dresses. With so may dress trends–from cut-out to puff sleeve and maxi–it's tricky to choose just one, but we’ve spotted yet another style that’s proving to be just as prolific on the high street as it is in designer circles.
Formerly associated with ’80s bridesmaid gowns, satin has undergone a reinvention of late. Instead of the heavy duchess satin most commonly found on bad prom dresses, the fabric is gradually become thinner and lightweight, making its overall vibe sultry as opposed to frumpy.
Most of us would associate modern-day satin with slip dresses. But it’s used to create just about every silhouette you can think of. So whether you prefer oversized silhouettes to garments cut close to the body, rest assured this is one dress trend you won’t be exempt from. With a luxurious look and touch, we suspect satin dresses will be in high demand for summer weddings and soirées.
However, that doesn’t mean you need to keep them for formal occasions only. With a simple switch of shoes, you can make them work for less formal outings as well. With minis, midis and maxis to choose from, in a variety of gorgeous hues, keep scrolling to see and shop our edit of the best satin dresses to shop now.
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Polka dots, satin, ruffles... a corsage?! I'm sold. DÔEN knock it out of the park again.
A super slinky number from London brand AARON ESH. A name to watch and follow now.
New brand Temily really got the summer memo with this tangerine column dress. Adore!
I love the ease and grace of a bias-cut dress. This lime slip is a minimalist's dream.
TOVE are known for their show-stopping dresses. This 'cinnamon' tone is super luxe and fresh from the runway.
A deep green satin that feels like a breath of fresh air on the skin. Bravo, Jigsaw!
A black slip dress to treasure for a lifetime. Nothing is classier.
Butter yellow is still where it's at. This & Other Stories piece has a high neck and figure-skimming silhouette.
Abercrombie never fails to surprise me. This cornflower blue dress is so perfect for wedding guest szn.
Great for those wanting something a little more mini, this off-the-shoulder cowl neck from NORMA KAMALI gives 90's appeal.
I love how structured and grown-up this STAUD dress feels.
This is a purse-friendly option from New Look. I love the dainty corsage details!
JIL SANDER have taken the baby pink route with this maximalist slip dress.
Sometimes, a throw-on cami dress is all a person wants. This sage green chemise from M&S Collection is pure perfection.
Pair with gold and taupe accessories to tap into the goddess in you.
Anyone getting Baby Spice vibes? Nostalgia hits with this pink option from & Other Stories.
This drapes on the body so beautifully. I love the exaggerated tie details.
A no-brainer from Nobody's Child. Cowl necks will always be famous.
For those who want a little more sleeve coverage, this retro polka midi has got you.
Dropped hems are on the up. This Free People dress constantly sells out.
Reformation are masters of occasionwear. This golden number is a spectacle.
Pair with thong sandals and oversized sunnies for the ultimate Olsen look.
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