The Dressing Room · Between seasons
9 outfits for
warm days &
cool nights.
Matching pieces, lovely layers and dresses with somewhere to go. Nine ways to get dressed through the softer side of fall.
Find your outfit
A little summer, a little fall
Dress for the
day you have.
The calendar says fall. Some afternoons still feel like summer. Getting dressed is easier when you start with a complete outfit and leave room for a layer as the day changes.
For warm Southern afternoons, a sleeveless dress or coordinating separates can be enough. For a cooler morning, reach for a knit, a jacket or a suit you can wear together and apart. These nine outfit ideas bring current Marais Row pieces into that everyday rhythm.
Use the shoes, bags and simple underlayers already in your wardrobe to make each look your own.
A little embroidery.
A complete look.
The after-hours pantsuit
The Romane Amour set brings a playful note to black tailoring: colorful embroidery on a fitted blazer, balanced by clean, straight-leg trousers. It is an easy starting point for a gallery opening, dinner with friends or an evening celebration.
On a warmer day
Wear the trousers with a simple camisole from your wardrobe, and carry the blazer until you want another layer.
When it cools
Slip on the matching blazer and add closed-toe heels. Keep jewelry simple so the embroidery has room to shine.
The knit set,
beautifully considered.
For a lunch that becomes dinner
Black textured knit gives Polished Moment a quiet, dressed-up feel. The cropped jewel-button top meets a midi skirt with a front slit and decorative silver buttons. Wear the coordinating pieces together, then let each one earn its place with other favorites.
On a warmer day
Keep the outfit to the two knit pieces and your favorite flats, with a small bag for daytime plans.
When it cools
Add tights and a tailored coat from your wardrobe. A simple heel takes the same set into the evening.
Fall florals,
with a softer layer.
Warm afternoons, cooler walks home
Rust Reverie pairs a full circle skirt with cap sleeves and a coordinating belt. Its white and green florals feel lovely against rust. Add the Celeste cardigan in cream when you want a softer finish; the cropped shape keeps the dress’s waistline in view.
On a warmer day
Let the dress stand on its own with flats or sandals for an outdoor lunch or afternoon gathering.
When it cools
Button on the cape cardigan and switch to boots or closed-toe shoes. Check that the cardigan sits comfortably over the dress’s belt.
Head-to-toe print.
Very little effort.
The matching separates to wear your way
Vintage Merlot brings purple and green florals to a rich dark ground. The long-sleeve top and high-waisted, wide-leg trousers make an expressive pair for a dinner reservation or a weekend away. The matching print does the coordinating for you.
On a warmer day
Wear the two pieces with simple sandals. Leave the embellished neckline clear and keep the rest of the accessories understated.
When it cools
Add a plain coat and closed-toe shoes. On another day, wear just the printed top with solid trousers you already own.
Soft knit.
A little edge.
The weekend dress-and-jacket pairing
A sleeveless charcoal sweater dress brings texture without covering the arms, while long fringe gives the hem movement. For a cooler stretch of the day, pair it with the relaxed, longline Solène moto jacket in black pebbled vegan leather.
On a warmer day
Wear the dress with simple flats or low boots for a relaxed lunch or gallery afternoon.
When it cools
Add the moto jacket and, if needed, tights. Let the fringe fall freely rather than tucking it into the outer layer.
Navy and black,
softly done.
An easy change of mood
Give the black midi skirt a second outing with the Navy Lace-Trim sweater. Its relaxed shape and black lace edging bring a softer feel to the skirt’s clean line. This is the pair for a cooler afternoon, a casual dinner or a slow Sunday out.
On a warmer day
On a milder day, wear the sweater loose over the skirt with flats. Let the lace-trimmed hem remain visible.
When it cools
Add tights, boots and an outer layer suited to the forecast. Keep the bag compact to balance the relaxed knit.
An occasion
for scarlet.
A dressed-up alternative for evening plans
Adeline makes a full outfit from two carefully shaped pieces: a scarlet peplum blazer and high-waisted, wide-leg trousers. The shawl collar, floral embellishment and turned-up trouser cuffs give it presence for a cocktail party or a celebratory dinner.
On a warmer day
Style the trousers with a simple camisole underneath the blazer so you have the option to remove a layer.
When it cools
Wear the complete suit with understated heels and a small evening bag. Choose a roomy coat for the journey so the peplum can keep its shape.
Bordeaux velvet.
Cream knit.
The one-piece evening answer
Bordeaux Nights combines a sleeveless shape, a wide neckline and wide legs in textured burgundy velvet. It is a lovely choice when the invitation calls for something dressed up. The cream Celeste cardigan brings a soft contrast for the trip there and home.
On a warmer day
For a mild evening or a warm indoor venue, wear the jumpsuit on its own with simple heels and earrings.
When it cools
Add the cropped cape cardigan. Check the trouser length with your chosen shoes before you leave.
Velvet jumpsuit
Bordeaux Nights Burgundy Textured Velvet Wide-Leg Jumpsuit
$88 USD
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Rich color,
classic checks.
The cooler-day trouser formula
The Gris boatneck sweater adds rich Bordeaux to black-and-white houndstooth trousers. A cashmere-and-wool blend gives the relaxed knit warmth, while the trousers’ wide legs and subtle sequins make the combination feel considered enough for dinner.
On a warmer day
Save this warmer pairing for a mild-to-cool day, or start with a simple top under the sweater so you can remove it.
When it cools
Wear the sweater softly bloused at the waist, add loafers or ankle boots, and finish with a coat if the forecast calls for one.
Houndstooth trousers
Checked In Sparkle Houndstooth Wide Leg Pants
$80 USD
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A wardrobe that
moves with the day.
Start with colors you love wearing together, then change the layers as the weather asks.
- Give matching pieces a second life. Keep the full look for a plan, then pair one half with something simple the next day.
- Choose layers you can remove. A cardigan or jacket gives you options when the temperature changes.
- Check the whole silhouette. Try the outfit with your shoes, underlayers and outerwear, and review the sizing for each individual piece.
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Products and USD prices checked October 12, 2026. Prices and availability may change. Sets include only the pieces listed on the product page; coordinating separates are sold individually. Unlinked shoes, bags, jewelry, coats and underlayers are styling suggestions.