The 5 Winter Dress Trends You’ll Be Seeing Everywhere From Now Until March 2026

As winter settles in, it brings a wealth of pant options, from tailored trousers to baggy jeans. However, the season also makes room for an equally compelling alternative: winter dresses. Often underrated, cold-weather dresses are a fashion favorite for a reason. They deliver the same level of practicality and polish as pants while offering a refreshing change of pace once February rolls around and the novelty of trousers has worn off.

When winter dresses come to mind, sweaterdresses are usually the first silhouette people think of. They offer warmth and style in a one-and-done piece, making getting dressed the easiest part of the day. While sweaterdresses, specifically those with elevated and modern details like cashmere fabrics and high necklines, are a major trend for 2026, they’re not the only dress trend insiders are embracing. Keep reading to discover the top five winter dress trends fashion people will be wearing from now through March along with the chicest ways to style each one.

When both Bella and Gigi Hadid wore green dresses to their sister’s wedding in October, I sensed an emerging trend for the winter, and I was right. Ever since then, green dresses—particularly those in a pistachio-like shade—have been everywhere. We’ve seen this muted green on various celebrities: Emma Chamberlain chose a laced minidress for W magazine’s annual Best Performances Party, Tessa Thompson donned a long sequined version at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, and Paige Lorenze was spotted casually wearing a T-shirt dress in the color while out in Australia. The best part of this shade is its extreme versatility. It pairs well with numerous colors and seamlessly transitions from winter into spring.