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19th Oct 2020
Knit dresses are all we want to wear right now
Soft, oversized knits are all that’s on our sartorial minds right now. As much as we would love an excuse to get glammed up, our reality looks more like knitted loungewear and pyjamas for the new season. But all is not lost – there are still plenty of ways to show your style and personality through comfortable clothing. In fact, you may just find that you love it even more than sequins and glitter.
Knitted dresses are the perfect way to merge the two sides of your wardrobe together. They’re comfortable, and are perfect for days spent indoors on the couch, but are also sleek enough to evoke a feeling of being sexy and dressed up. It’s nice to bring strong colours into your knitted dress palette, but there’s a reason that so many are from a more muted, neutral palette – blacks, greys, beiges and creams go with everything, and can easily be dressed up or down with the right accessories.
These high street knit dresses look fabulous on their own, but if you want to add something to the mix, I recommend strong gold jewellery, like a pair of chunky hoops, or layered chain necklaces. A statement shoe and simple tights (it is Ireland) will finish it off beautifully.
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Selected Femme knitted dress with exaggerated sleeved in green,
Knit dress, €49.99 from Mango
Wool-blend ribbed dress, €49.95 from Zara
Cashmere Roll-Neck Dress, €250 from Arket
Rib-knit dress, €34.99 from H&M
ASOS DESIGN knitted midi dress with open back in navy,
Ribbed midi dress, €49.99 from Mango
Knit dress with shoulder pads, €49.95 from Zara
High-Neck Knitted Dress, €89 from Arket
Knitted polo-neck dress, €39.99 from H&M