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The best L.K. Bennett dresses for party season
Our fashion team reveal which styles to invest in now.
If you haven't already got your party season wardrobe sorted with 'the dress' that you know will make you feel and look amazing, then check out our fashion team's edit from the new L.K. Bennett collection.
L.K. Bennett's dresses are known for being perfect for big events, and the brand's new collection is full of chic pieces that will see you through the festive season in style.
If you're going from the desk to dance floor, choose a fully sequinned dress with serious 1970s vibes, or dress up an elegant 30s-style piece with barely-there strappy heels for an on-trend finish.
Here are the 10 best L.K. Bennett dresses to invest in now for party season...
Make an entrance in ruby red sequins.
A fluttery sleeve and semi-sheer spotted silk make this the ultimate in feminine style for every occasion this season.
Straight from Studio 54, make an entrance in dramatic magenta velvet.
The ultimate day-to-dinner dress, this standout, versatile design won't fail to impress.
A demure 1930s style that's dying to be dressed up with bold gold jewellery and strappy heels.
This super-flattering wrap dress comes in a beautifully festive emerald green velvet.
The abstract floral pattern over sheer silk makes this super simple dress standout.
We love this delicate lace dress with sparkly buttons. Just add an embellished shoe for the perfect party look with a lovely vintage feel.
No party dress edit is complete without a little black cocktail dress option, and this one ticks all the boxes with it elegant cut, velvet bodice and feminine, blousy sheer sleeves.
Cheating we know. It's not a dress but sometimes a jumpsuit is the best alternative when you want the freedom to kick up your heels and really party in style.
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