The second there’s even a hint of chill in the air, our minds go straight to sweaters, boots, and jeans. But there’s another fall staple that deserves a spot at the top of your list: dresses. They’re the perfect solution for that tricky in-between time when it’s not quite warm enough for a tank top and not quite cold enough for a jacket.
I know, it feels like summer just started. But soon enough, we’ll be in full-on autumn mode. And while dresses might feel more synonymous with spring and summer, I’d argue they’re even better in the fall. There’s something about pairing a feminine mini with tall boots, a breezy midi with a trench, or a classic sweater dress with sneakers that just feels effortless. It’s that mix of comfort and polish that makes getting dressed in the morning so much easier.
The best part? Updating your fall wardrobe doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. I spent hours combing through the new arrivals at some of my favorite retailers to find the chicest dresses of the season, and every single one is under $100. From versatile sweater dresses you’ll wear on repeat to trendier picks that make a statement, these are the affordable finds that will carry you through the next few months in style. Keep scrolling for the fall dresses under $100 that are at the top of my list right now.
Fall Dresses Under $50
Fall Dresses Under $100
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jessica Welsh, Senior Fashion & Beauty Editor
Jessica oversees and edits all fashion and beauty content on The Everygirl. She also writes in-depth styling stories, trend reports, capsule wardrobes, and more. She was previously the Commerce Editor for The Everymom, where she oversaw all shopping content on the site and social. She has created editorial content for major brands such as Nordstrom, Old Navy, and Kohl’s.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Tinsley Crisp, Former Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer
Tinsley Crisp was formerly the Fashion & Beauty Staff Writer at The Everygirl and specialized in reporting on the season’s latest trends and hottest products. As a New York City-based stylist, she’s committed to injecting joy into the art of getting dressed and delivering attainable yet aspirational content to our readers.
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