Tailored dresses are replacing suits as the new power look

This Burç Akyol look, with straight fall, pinstripe print, double-breasted, no collar, no lapels, is the answer to any question about how to reinvent classics in fall. In this case, tights become the perfect ally to balance the outfit, keeping the level of formality and style in balance. The inspiration needed to incorporate short tailored dresses into outfits that work both for a casual outing, combining them with jeans, and to play with the most sensual formality, as the Parisian firm proposes.

Classic tailored dress with crossover cut

Ferragamo Otoño-Invierno 2025Alessandro Lucioni/Gorunway.

On the other hand, Ferragamo is rooted in tradition, adding centimetres to the hem of a double-breasted blazer with discreet lapels and a straight cut. This classic and sober garment benefits from creativity to enhance its presentation, and just combine it with a fringed midi skirt to create a fun and formal look. The ensemble shares the spotlight with colored heels, which add a feminine and sophisticated touch.

Long tailored dress with a slit at the hem

Carolina Herrera Otoño-Invierno 2025Umberto Fratini/Gorunway.

Finally, the elegance of ladylike dresses prints its characteristic silhouette to the tailored models, and no one better than Carolina Herrera to demonstrate how femininity can triumph over the seriousness of masculine garments. The New York firm achieves this with a model with an open drape and similar to the wrap models, which instead of being tied with a floral brooch. Tailoring thus demonstrates its versatility.

This article first appeared on Vogue.mx.

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