Isabel Marant’s Vintage Dresses To Try This Autumn

If you don’t know Isabel Marant, then you should know it’s a french brand that focuses on vintage pieces. If you’re looking for vintage looks that are tres chic, then your go-to is Isabel Marant. The brand was named after its owner Isabel Marant, who launched the brand back in 1989 that featured knitwear, jerseys and so on.  Now, the brand stocks clothing pieces from blouses to skirts, mini floral dresses, leathers, and cable knitwear while maintaining vintage designs that are very modern and youthful.

Don’t let me bore you with so many accolades but show you the best vintage dresses you should try this autumn by the fashion house. These dresses can be worn with a simple plain black tights finished with a pair of pointy-toe slingback pumps, and top handle bag to avoid losing the vintage style story you’re trying to tell.

Moreso, some of the vintage dresses can also be cinched with your favourite belts to pull the look together, you can also finish the look with your favourite ankle boots or thigh boots depending on how you feel.

The looks can transition from work to dinner dates and even to your favourite Christmas parties.

Check them out below:

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Reyes ruffled embroidered cotton dress

£415 at Matchesfashion

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Lazuli panelled leather midi dress

£2,835 at Matchesfashion

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Rebel ruffled spot-print satin mini dress

£480 at Matchesfashion

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By Lola Joseph

Images: Harvey Nichols, Matchesfashion, Isabel Marant

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