A knitted dress is a must-have for every woman in autumn and winter. Warm, soft and pleasant dresses will wrap you up in bad weather, and at the same time allow you to look fashionable and stylish. Where can you find fashionable models? What are the trends for the upcoming season?
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Knitted dresses ending below the knee. Don’t be afraid to show off your legs!
Knitted mini dresses are a classic, they are very feminine and comfortable. Comfortable, and they will also allow you to show off your legs. This season, wide necklines and exposed shoulders are fashionable, but the Polish weather does not always allow such necklines. We want to wrap ourselves up, feel warm and at the same time fashionable, so dresses with a turtleneck or a classic round neckline or stand-up collar are a reliable solution.
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This season, I would focus on fitted styles that will hug your entire figure and emphasize your shapes. Models with a belt are also a good solution, fashionable in every season.
A reliable solution for autumn. Knitted midi dresses
We have good news for fans of midi dresses – you don’t have to give them up, and you can style them just as beautifully in the fall. Fitted knitted dresses with a pencil cut will beautifully emphasize your figure, there is no doubt about it. But what models are worth having in your wardrobe for the upcoming season?
As a lover of midi dresses, I love those that fit well to the figure, with a decorative slit on the side. Thanks to this, the silhouette is emphasized and the slit does not restrict our movements. Flared sleeves are also fashionable this season, which I personally think is an extremely charming and practical accent. Such sleeves are much longer, so those with long arms will be happy.
Source: Gazeta
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