50 Perfect Dresses You Could Wear to That Winter Wedding That's Been Stressing You Out

Gold and silver had their fun. Give green the spotlight.

J.Crew ($298)

Not that there’s anything wrong with silver sequins, though…

Dress the Population ($260)

With a modest cut, make sure to find a striking hue.

Chelsea28 ($129)

Also known as: supremely flattering.

Eliza J ($178)

Remind us why we ever wear dresses that aren’t nipped in at the waist?

City Chic ($119)

Then again, there’s something to be said for seconds at the pasta bar.

Madewell ($90)

Swap out the ankle boots for statement stilettos to dress it up.

Aritzia ($99)

Romantic as hell.

Mango ($200)

Where wintery fabrics are concerned, velvet is the gold standard.

& Other Stories ($125)

Judge not 'til you imagine it with a pair of next-level earrings and sky-high heels.

Cos ($125)

Fancy dress or PJs? We’ll never tell…

Banana Republic ($110)

They don’t have to know it’s not the $3,000 Dolce and Gabbana frock.

Ann Taylor ($150)

Ideal for a more casual affair.

Club Monaco ($150)

You did all the burpees—might as well show it off.

Michael Michael Kors ($175)

My, my, my, aren’t you elegant?

Badgley Mischka ($149)

Hot take for another day: Open up this pretty wrap dress and leave untied atop of jeans and a tank.

Ganni ($280)

Dress it way up or way down.

Velvet ($169)

And now to the art of one-shoulder flirting.

Ella Moon ($80)

Luncheons and showers, check.

Diane von Furstenberg ($428)

There’s that defined waist again.

Maggy London ($178)

Who doesn’t want to look (and feel) like Wonder Woman?

Eloquii ($130)

Not today, Spanx.

Zara ($69)

Hugs the body, yet still makes room for “Twist & Shout.”

Alexis ($297)

Color-blocking at its finest.

ML Monique Lhuillier ($223)

Business on the top. Party on the bottom.

Aidan Mattox ($295)

There’s a lot going on here—in the best way possible.

Three Floor ($136)

Très festive.

Alice + Olivia ($252)

Straightforward and lovely, you’ll wear this again and again.

Vince Camuto ($128)

Sheer without being sheer.

Bardot ($129)

You can never have too much draping.

C/MEO Collective ($175)

A classic party dress will always get the job done.

Catherine Catherine Malandrino ($119)

This baby’s great for covering your legs without covering-covering your legs.

Express ($88)

Va-va-voom.

Felicity & Coco ($97)

Equal parts warm and sophisticated.

Who What Wear for Target ($35)

If you’re more of a traditional black-tie gal.

#Levkoff ($150)

Show a little leg, why don’t you?

Adrianna Papell ($229)

For all the boho babes out there.

French Connection ($298)

Wear your hair up to really show off the back.

Sequin Hearts ($99)

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The hemline born to dance.

Foxiedox ($205)

The side cutout and arm detailing are just what a sweet, simple dress needs.

Jay by Jay Godfrey ($198)

Wear them together or separately; it looks great either way.  

Ashley Stewart top ($28) and skirt ($31)

Guess who’s going to be on the dance floor all night?

Trouve ($99)

Think of it as a built-in scarf.

Tracy Reese ($298)

Yes, this dress is a little bit summery, but a) wishful thinking and b) it's loose and dramatic and magical and we don't want to wait until May to wear it. 

Reiss ($200)

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Fun little surprise when you slip off your faux-fur chubby.

Nanette Nanette Lepore ($149)

You’ll want to be in, like, every photo.

Lauren Ralph Lauren ($97)

Black-tie velvet dreams are made of this.

Jenny Yoo ($295)

Why should the table centerpieces have all the fun?

Betsey Johnson ($88)

Psst…this one comes in a few different colors, and each will make you feel like a prima ballerina.

Dress the Population ($195)

Calling all Grecian goddesses….

Calvin Klein ($179)