Our Short Dresses page brings together our tips for choosing a dress above the knee: A-line, skater, shirt, straight, fitted, or ruffled dresses, in cotton, jersey, or knit, for summer days, the office, or evenings, with the right shoe and accessory pairings.
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The short dress stops above the knee, mid-thigh for the shortest, the mini dress, popularised in the 1960s by British designer Mary Quant and French couturier André Courrèges. A unique piece that makes the outfit by itself, it is worn bare-legged in summer, with tights in winter, with trainers for a casual look or heels for an evening out. Its cut is chosen according to your silhouette and the occasion.
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The A-line dress, fitted at the shoulders and flared downwards, flatters all silhouettes by masking the hips. The skater dress, fitted at the waist then flared, highlights the waist. The shirt dress, buttoned at the front, often belted, can be worn at the office or on the weekend. The straight dress, simple and elegant, suits tall silhouettes, and the bodycon dress, in knit or jersey, hugs the curves for a bold look.
In summer, we choose light and breathable fabrics: cotton, linen, viscose. In winter, the short dress in knit or wool can be worn with opaque tights and boots, or ankle boots. A denim jacket, blazer, or leather jacket can structure the outfit. Floral prints evoke spring, while solid colours suit all occasions. Wash your dresses according to the care label, inside out to preserve the colours, and dry them on a hanger.
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The A-line dress, flared from the shoulders, flatters most silhouettes. The skater dress highlights the waist and balances the hips, the straight dress elongates slender silhouettes, and the wrap dress emphasises the curves.
Pair it with opaque tights, boots or ankle boots, and a longer coat. A knit or thick jersey dress keeps you warm while still looking like a mini dress.
White trainers for a casual look, flat sandals in summer, heels or heeled sandals for an evening out. Over-the-knee boots create a bold silhouette in mid-season.
Yes, if it stops just above the knee and remains simple: straight dress, shirt dress or plain A-line dress. Worn with tights and a jacket, it fits easily into a professional setting.
The mini dress was popularised in the 1960s by British designer Mary Quant and French couturier André Courrèges. It has become a symbol of freedom and modernity.